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The FIFA Club World Cup has produced a number of interesting storylines and surprises since it began last month.

The opening week for the monthlong Club World Cup has seen some wildly fluctuating attendances across the United States. A crowd of 3,412 watched Mamelodi Sundowns and Ulsan in Orlando.