The end of Matchday 2 at the FIFA Club World Cup comes on Sunday, June 22 as the night wraps up with Group G action between Al Ain and Manchester City at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

For most English Premier League teams, finishing third and reaching the FA Cup final would be a great season. But for Manchester City, things are different. England’s richest and most powerful club just wrapped up a season in which — gasp — it didn’t win any trophies for the first time in eight years.

Group G will culminate on Thursday with Juventus playing Manchester City in Orlando. It’s the kind of game that sells a fledgling tournament like the Club World Cup. And after both European powers handled Morocco’s Wydad AC in Philadelphia, it was the obvious focal point, even as both teams are assured progress out of the group.