© Getty Images The 13th FIFA Club World Cup will get underway on 8 December in Yokohama, Japan, where seven sides will be looking to establish themselves as the kings of world football. The eighth edition to be held in the Land of the Rising Sun, this year presents a nice balance of seasoned regulars and new blood. Mamelodi Sundowns, Atletico Nacional and Kashima Antlers will be making their tournament debuts, and the newcomers are joined by Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors and Club America, making their second and third appearances respectively, as well as old hands Auckland City and 2014 winners Real Madrid.
With a formidable squad laden with international stars, Real Madrid will be the team to beat in East Asia. The pre-tournament favourites, Los Blancos are gunning for a second Club World Cup after their 2014 triumph, where goals from Sergio Ramos and Gareth Bale saw off San Lorenzo in Morocco. The Spanish giants also have the added incentive this year of succeeding La Liga rivals Barcelona..
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