Thursday 4 August 2016 09:01, UK
The International Champions Cup is underway - Sky Sports brings you the ultimate guide to the worldwide competition.
Seventeen high-profile clubs have taken part in three mini-tournaments in four locations - Australia, China, the United States and Europe. The tournament began on Friday, July 22, and runs until Saturday, August 13.
Respective league champions Leicester City, Juventus, Bayern Munich, PSG and Barcelona have been among those in action, as well as Pep Guardiola's new side Manchester City and their rivals Manchester United under Jose Mourinho. Some of the biggest clashes will be shown live on Sky Sports.
The teams invited to take part have been split between the locations and will each play up to three games, with the champions of each group decided on a points-based system.
There are two games remaining in the tournament - all times are BST and dates correspond with UK coverage.
In one of only two games to be played in the UK, Liverpool face Barcelona at Wembley to round off a busy pre-season.
With just a week before the Premier League season gets underway, Klopp will be looking for a good performance from his side as they prepare for their opener against Arsenal on August 14, live on Sky Sports.
Fri Jul 22: Man Utd 1-4 Borussia Dortmund
Gonzalo Castro struck a double - his second a sensational long-range strike - as Jose's Mourinho's side were comfortably beaten in Shanghai. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang converted a penalty and Ousmane Dembele was also on the scoresheet, Henrikh Mkhitaryan grabbing a consolation against his old club.
Sat Jul 23: Melbourne Victory 1-1 Juventus (4-3 pens)
Italian champions Juventus were beaten on penalties in their first ICC match, despite taking the lead through Carlos Blanco Moreno. Jai Ingham forced the shoot-out with a late leveller and goalkeeper Lawrence Thomas was Victory's hero.
Sat Jul 23: Celtic 1-1 Leicester City (5-6 pens)
In the battle between Scottish and English champions, Leicester City came out on top thanks to a 6-5 penalty shoot-out victory. Eoghan O'Connell levelled after Riyad Mahrez's stunner and after James Forrest fluffed his lines from the spot, Daniel Amartey sealed victory for the Foxes.
Sun Jul 24: Inter Milan 1-3 Paris Saint-Germain
Serge Aurier's double gave PSG a 3-1 victory over Inter in Eugene, Oregon. Aurier opened the scoring in the 14th minute when Hatem Ben Arfa's free-kick was spilled and the Ivory Coast international tapped home. Stevan Jovetic equalised with a penalty in first-half stoppage time, but further goals from Layvin Kurzawa and Aurier again sealed victory for the French champions.
Tue Jul 26: Juventus 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur
An inexperienced Tottenham side - without the likes of Harry Kane and Eric Dier - went down 2-1 in Melbourne. Paulo Dybala and Medhi Benatia struck for the Serie A side but Erik Lamela rewarded a better second-half display from Spurs and Mauricio Pochettino gave debuts to summer signings Victor Wanyama and Vincent Janssen.
Wed Jul 27 : Real Madrid 1-3 Paris Saint-Germain
The French champions made it three wins in friendlies for new coach Unai Emery as a first-half brace from Thomas Meunier and a Nanitamo Ikone strike saw off a Madrid side that were without most of their first-team players, although first-choice left-back Marcelo scored from the penalty spot.
Wed Jul 27: Bayern Munich 3-3 AC Milan (4-5 pens)
M'baye Niang gave AC Milan an early lead, but the lead only lasted six minutes though as Franck Ribery got the first of his two goals, before David Alaba fired Bayern in front for the first time. Andrea Bertolacci equalised just minutes after the restart before Juraj Kucka netted, however, a late rally from Bayern brought them level once again.
Wed Jul 27: Chelsea 1-0 Liverpool
Cesc Fabregas was sent off as Chelsea narrowly beat Liverpool in a feisty clash in California. Gary Cahill headed what proved to be the winner with just 10 minutes on the clock at the Pasadena Rose Bowl as Chelsea kicked off their tournament with a victory in what was a physical clash between two Premier League giants.
Thu Jul 28: Borussia Dortmund 1-1 Manchester City (5-6 pens)
City looked on course to end their pre-season tour with a narrow victory in Shenzhen after substitute Sergio Aguero rounded off a fine move 11 minutes from time to hand them the lead. But victory was snatched from their grasp right at the end when Christian Pulisic's 95th-minute equaliser sent the game to penalties, which Pep Guardiola's side won 6-5.
Fri Jul 29 : Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Atletico Madrid
Having been overrun against Juventus in their first ICC outing, Spurs put in an improved performance at the MCG on Friday, hitting the woodwork twice in the first half. But their inability to take their chances haunted them as Diego Godin struck five minutes before the interval to hand Diego Simeone's side victory.
Sat Jul 30: Celtic 1-3 Barcelona
Barcelona picked up a 3-1 victory over Celtic in their opening International Champions Cup fixture at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin. Arda Turan fired the Catalonians ahead before an own goal by Efe Ambrose and a further strike from Munir El Haddadi secured the result before half-time, despite Leigh Griffths scoring for Celtic.
Sat Jul 30: Real Madrid 3-2 Chelsea
An under-strength Real Madrid side beat Chelsea 3-2 in Michigan thanks to a quick-fire Marcelo brace followed by a wonder strike from forward Mariano Diaz Mejia. Substitute Eden Hazard scored two late goals to set up a tense finish in front of 105,826 fans at the Michigan Stadium.
Sat Jul 30: Inter Milan 1-4 Bayern Munich
Julian Green scored a first-half hat-trick as Bayern Munich ran riot in the first-half in Charlotte, North Carolina. Franck Ribery scored Bayern's second goal of the night and despite Mauro Icardi's 90th-minute consolation it was a simple victory for Carlo Ancelotti's side.
Sun Jul 31: Liverpool 2-0 AC Milan
Goals from substitutes Divock Origi and Roberto Firmino earned Liverpool a 2-0 win. New signings Georginio Wijnaldum, Ragnar Klavan and Sadio Mane all started the friendly match at Levi's Stadium in California, but it was two familiar faces that earned the victory from the bench.
Sun Jul 31: Paris Saint-Germain 4-0 Leicester
Paris Saint-Germain produced an impressive performance to beat Leicester 4-0 in Los Angeles. Edinson Cavani opened the scoring from the penalty spot and Nanitamo Jonathan Ikone, Lucas Moura and Odsonne Edouard also netted to seal a convincing win.
Wed Aug 3: Barcelona 4-2 Leicester
Barcelona and Leicester City produced a stunning 90 minutes as the champions of Spain beat the champions of England in Stockholm, with Ahmed Musa scoring a brace for his new team.
Thu Aug 4: Bayern Munich 0-1 Real Madrid
Thu Aug 4: AC Milan 1-3 Chelsea
Sat Aug 6: Liverpool v Barcelona (5.15pm) - watch live on Sky Sports 1.
Sat Aug 13: Inter Milan v Celtic (7pm) - watch live on Sky Sports 2.
