Chelsea will also face Estavao, who is headed to join the Blues once this tournament wraps up, but in what could be his final game for Palmeiras, there's still a job to do. Here are storylines, how you can watch the match and more: This will only be the second time that Chelsea and Palmeiras have faced each other with them meeting in the Club World Cup final.

Meanwhile, Palmeiras - one of two Brazilian teams still standing - also needed extra-time in the first knockout fixture as they edged out rivals Botafogo by a goal-to-nil. Both teams have been hit by suspensions going into the game as Palmeiras will be without Gustavo Gomez after he was sent-off for two bookable offences last time out.