Weather concerns continue to shape the Fifa Club World Cup after a fourth game was delayed because of thunderstorms - while a heatwave is expected next week.
The second half of Benfica's Group C game against Auckland City kicked off over two hours late because of heavy rain and storms in Orlando.
The kick-off for Mamelodi Sundowns against Ulsan HD in the same city had been delayed for over an hour.
And there were long pauses in the second halves of Palmeiras v Al-Ahly in New Jersey (40 minutes) and Salzburg v Pachuca in Cincinnati (90 minutes).
Campaign group Fossil Free Football say 10 matches are due to be played in the next week with either a major or extreme heat risk, as temperatures could reach 41C.
This comes just a year out from the World Cup which is being co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico.
A statement from the world governing body read: "Fifa will continue to monitor the weather conditions in coordination with the venue teams to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved."
