Chelsea’s third and final group game at the FIFA Club World Cup was supposed to be a dead rubber affair, with first place in the group already secured, and a chance to give the second-choice and fringe players a full runout against Espérance de Tunis, one of the two at-large bids from Africa in the tournament.

Also this week, fellow Premier League side Chelsea will play Es Tunis, on Wednesday, June 25 at the Lincoln Financial Field in Pennsylvania. DAZN is the exclusive global broadcaster of the FIFA Club World Cup and is letting fans stream every game live if they set up a free DAZN account.

Filipe Luis saw both sides of Friday’s game in his playing career, and he’s been on both ends of the larger battle being waged. The Flamengo manager, who turns 40 in August, spent