Despite FIFA's lofty ambitions, the Club World Cup has so far played out in front of half-empty stadiums, the result of steep ticket prices, poor promotion and a misread of the U.S. market.

More than 30,000 fans showed up for Seattle's Club World Cup opener on Sunday. But Sounders fans weren't all pleased about the dynamic pricing for the tournament.

Sounders FC v Atlético de Madrid (June 19, 3 p.m. PT) Africa - 4 CAF teams. Europe - 12 UEFA teams. North and Central America, Caribbean - 4 Concacaf teams.

With falling ticket prices and protests from MLS players ahead of the tournament, buy-in from fans and players has taken the spotlight.

It’s taken time for the Club World Cup to build brand awareness, but opening weekend drew huge crowds in Miami, NYC and Los Angeles.

No wins, two losses, one draw. Doesn’t sound great. Sounds pretty bad, actually – the type of skid that sees a team fall out of Supporters’ Shield contention, or sees a coach land on a slightly warm seat.

Botafogo and Seattle Sounders face each other this Monday at the Rose Bowl of the FIFA Club World Cup. This will be Botafogo's FIFA Club World Cup debut. As for Brian Schmetzer's team, this will mark

Thirty-two of the world's best men's club soccer teams will compete in an expanded version of the Club World Cup beginning on Saturday.