The FIFA Club World Cup, a prestigious annual tournament, doesn't technically have "standings" in the traditional league sense. Instead, it's a knockout competition where teams progress through rounds based on single-elimination matches. The tournament features the champions from FIFA's six continental confederations, along with the host nation's league champion. Teams are seeded based on their confederation's strength, with the UEFA Champions League winner and the Copa Libertadores winner often entering in the semi-finals. The ultimate goal is to win each match and advance to the final, where the winner is crowned the Club World Champion for that year.
