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This year's International Champions Cup tournament promises to be an interesting football showpiece with various top clubs from different countries taking part in this year's edition.

All you need to know:

Real Madrid, Barcelona and Manchester United will take part in this summer's ICC, which will be played in the United States, China and Singapore
The International Champions Cup will return for a fifth edition this summer, with many of European football's top clubs once again signed up to take part.
With a footprint in both Asia and the United States, the pre-season tournament has tapped in to the huge fanbases that exist for those teams outside of their more local markets.
It has drawn huge crowds and sees the clubs involved pocket significant appearance fees - rumoured to be worth up to $20 million - in addition to the longer-term commercial benefits of engaging with supporters across the globe.

ABOUT ICC:
The International Champions Cup is a pre-season tournament that has been held every summer since 2013. For the past two years, the ICC has been split into three different regions; the United States, China and Australia. In the two years prior to that, it was held exclusively in the USA.
This year, Australia has been replaced by Singapore. China and Singapore will host three games each, while the USA section has 12 games on the schedule.
Bayern Munich and Inter will play in both the China and Singapore tournaments but all three are unrelated, with a separate 'champion' emerging from each one. In reality, those league tables mean very little as not all teams will play each other and some will play more games than others.
In short, the ICC is a series of exhibition matches in three countries played in large stadiums. It begins on July 18 and ends on July 30, getting everyone back in Europe by the start of August as the competitive campaign looms.

NEWCOMERS :
Roma and Arsenal are the only teams entering the competition this year who were not involved in 2016, while Atletico Madrid, Celtic, Liverpool and Leicester City - as well as Melbourne Victory, who played on home turf in last year's Australian section - drop out.
Having played in Asia or Australia last year, Tottenham, Juventus and both Manchester clubs will visit the United States this summer while Chelsea, Bayern Munich and the two Milan sides will switch over to Asia.

TIMING:
Due to the time difference between the USA and UK, many of the games played across the Atlantic Ocean will kick-off late at night in Britain or even in the early hours of the following morning.
Both local and UK times are listed below. Manchester United against Manchester City, for instance, will be played at 20:30 local time in Houston on July 20, which makes for a 02:30 start on the morning of July 21 in the UK.



THE TEAMS:

TO PLAY IN THE UNITED STATES:
Paris Saint-Germain
Barcelona
Real Madrid
Manchester City
Manchester United
Tottenham
Roma
Juventus

TO PLAY IN CHINA:
AC Milan
Inter Milan
Bayern Munich
Borussia Dortmund
Arsenal

TO PLAY IN SINGAPORE:
Inter Milan
Bayern Munich
Chelsea

MATCH-UPS
Date - Teams - Time - Venue

UNITED STATES:
Jul 19 Roma vs PSG 19:00 / 00:00 Comerica Park, Detroit
Jul 20 Man Utd vs Man City 20:30 / 02:30 NRG Stadium, Houston
Jul 22 Barcelona vs Juventus 18:00 / 23:00
MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford
Jul 22 Tottenham vs PSG 20:00 / 01:00
Camping World Stadium, Orlando
Jul 23 Real Madrid vs Man Utd 14:00 / 22:00 Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara
Jul 25 Tottenham vs Roma 20:00 / 01:00 Red Bull Arena, Harrison
Jul 26 Barcelona vs Man Utd 19:30 / 00:30 FedEx Field, Landover
Jul 26 PSG vs Juventus 20:30 / 01:30
Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens
Jul 26 Real Madrid vs Man City 20:00 / 04:00 Memorial Coliseum, LosAngeles
Jul 29 Tottenham vs Man City 17:00 / 23:00 Nissan Stadium, Nashville
Jul 29 Real Madrid vs Barcelona 19:30 / 00:30 Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens
Jul 30 Roma vs Juventus 16:00 / 21:00 Gillette Stadium, Foxborough

CHINA:
Jul 18 Milan vs Borussia Dortmund TBC Tianhe Stadium, Guangzhou
Jul 19 Bayern Munich vs Arsenal TBC Shanghai Stadium, Shanghai
Jul 22 Bayern Munich vs Milan TBC Shanghai Stadium, Shanghai

SINGAPORE:
Jul 25 Chelsea vs Bayern Munich 20:35 / 13:35 National Stadium, Singapore
Jul 27 Bayern Munich vs Inter 21:35 / 14:35 National Stadium, Singapore
Jul 29 Chelsea vs Inter 19:35 / 12:35 National Stadium, Singapore


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