On Saturday night, the final spot in the Club World Cup will be determined just two weeks before the tournament takes place. Los Angeles FC and Club America will face off for the final spot in Group D alongside Chelsea,

The MLS club not only is looking to expand its brand globally while earning $9.55 million for making tournament, but forging a pathway to lucrative future.

This inaugural 32-team Club World Cup, which is an expanded, four-yearly version of the annual version of the tournament, will be followed next year by a 48-team men’s World Cup finals, which will be co-hosted by the U.S., Canada and Mexico. But Saturday night’s win-and-you’re-in match might actually never be played again.