Liverpool have seen a switch of venue for their forthcoming Club World Cup semi-final in Qatar.
The reigning European champions were due to play their last-four tie against one of Monterrey, Al-Sadd or Hienghene Sport at the new Education City Stadium in Al Rayyan on December 18.
However, Fifa announced on Saturday that the opening of the ground - which will host World Cup matches in 2022 - had been postponed until early 2020.
As a result, Liverpool's semi-final plus the final and third-place play-off on December 21 have all been moved to the 45,416-capacity Khalifa International Stadium in Doha, which recently hosted the World Athletics Championships.
"Construction at Education City Stadium is complete and the venue is now operational," a Fifa statement read.
"However, the necessary certification process took longer than expected and therefore the stadium was unable to host the required test events prior to the semi-final and final of the FIFA Club World Cup at full capacity.
"The priority is to ensure an enjoyable experience for all fans so it was decided to open the stadium at a later date."
