Real Madrid could face MLS side Seattle Sounders in the Club World Cup semi-finals next month after Friday’s draw for the tournament in Morocco. Seattle booked their Club World Cup ticket by becoming the first MLS side for 23 years to lift the CONCACAF Champions League title for teams from North America, Central America and the Caribbean. But to face European champions Real, Seattle must first overcome the winner of the first round tie between Al-Ahly of Egypt and New Zealanders Auckland City. The second semi-final will pit Brazil’s Flamengo against the winner of the second-round clash between home hopes and African champions Wydad Casablanca and Saudi side Al-Hilal. Al-Hilal’s line-up features Salem Al-Dawsari, who scored for Saudi Arabia in the 2-1 win against eventual champions Argentina in the group stage of last month’s World Cup in Qatar. FIFA’s annual competition involving the champions of each continent kicks off on February 1 in Morocco. Real, winners in 2014-2016 and 2018, are hot favourites to succeed last year’s winners Chelsea. European teams have taken the spoils …