River Plate and Urawa Reds go head-to-head at Lumen Field this Tuesday in the FIFA Club World Cup. River Plate mark their 3rd participation in the competition, whilst Urawa Reds go into their 4th.

River Plate, on the other hand, makes its tournament debut on Tuesday, playing in Seattle against the Japanese team Urawa Red Diamonds, but some Millonarios fans were in Miami to remind the Xeneize congregation of that Copa Libertadores final at the Santiago Bernabéu.

Inter Milan will be the favourites to top the section, leaving River Plate, Urawa Red Diamonds and Monterrey to battle for the second qualification position. River are the most successful side in the history of Argentine football, winning the top league on 38 occasions, three more than Boca Juniors.

Alexis Sanchez has had a poor season at Udinese where he had hardly had any prominence or game time. He still feels he has a couple of good seasons in him. His preference is to stay somewhere in

Draped in tradition and club identity, River Plate unveil both home and away kits for next season. The home jersey arrives reminiscent of the 2015 Copa Libertadores champions whilst the away pulls inspiration from a historic celebration from the club’s past success – ticking off all the boxes ahead of the Club World Cup.

They may not have the global stars of Real Madrid or Manchester City, but Boca Juniors and River Plate bring something else: unmatched passion in the stands. They are Argentina’s most popular clubs and fierce rivals.

The 'Millonario' delegation landed in Seattle after an extensive journey and begins to prepare for their debut in the FIFA Club World Cup. The River Plate delegation landed in the city of Seattle,

Ajax have reportedly entered a transfer battle with River Plate to sign Argentinos Juniors left-back Román Vega (21). Reported by Argentinian journalist Sebastián Srur, and published further by VoetbalPrimeur, it is believed that Vega’s current employer now have two bids of 5.5 million euros on the table.