What Are the Payout Odds if Los Angeles FC Wins vs. Chelsea in the FIFA Club World Cup?

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16 June, 2025

Chelsea was coming in as the -515 favorite vs. Los Angeles FC in the FIFA Club World Cup Monday.

The Draw pays $675 for every $100 bet and Los Angeles pays $1350 for every $100 bet.

Chelsea vs LAFC will be played at the Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Kick-off is 8pm BST (UK time) and 3pm local (ET).

Chelsea are strong favorites coming in to this match.

LAFC were the last team to qualify for the Club World Cup following a 2-1 comeback victory over Club América in the play-in match.
LAFC carry a 10-game unbeaten streak across all competitions (5W-0L-5D).
Chelsea and Los Angeles FC will clash in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium on June 16th.
The statistical data reveals Chelsea's dominance, with an 83% win rate in their last 6 matches, including 4 wins in their last 6 home matches across all leagues.
In contrast, Los Angeles FC has struggled lately, managing only 4 draws in their last 6 matches and suffering 6 losses in their last 11 away matches.

By Alistair Prescott

London-born, Alistair focuses on soccer (he calls it football) and other worldwide sports competitions. He's been writing for Gambling911.com now for nearly 20 years.

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