Topic: #CLUBWORLDCUP

João Pedro Leads Chelsea to Club World Cup Final. The Brazilian striker, who joined from Brighton just days before the tournament, began the scoring in the 18th minute with a bending shot into the upper corner and completed the victory with a power

Experience has played an important role in Fluminense's achievements. Former Chelsea centre-back Thiago Silva, now at 40, leads the defence, supported by 45-year-old goalkeeper Fábio.

Fluminense and Al Hilal are set to clash today in a highly anticipated quarterfinal match at the FIFA Club World Cup, with both teams vying for a spot in the semifinals and international prestige at stake.

With this win, Dortmund becomes the fifth European club to earn a spot in the quarter-finals of the restructured Club World Cup, joining the ranks of Manchester City, Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Inter Milan.

Madrid's composed performance, alongside the rise of talents like García and the return of Mbappé, suggests they are serious contenders for the title as the tournament progresses.

Following the match, Koulibaly commended his team's composure and spirit, stating they "showed immense character, defended passionately, and capitalized on their opportunities at the right moments."

After the match, Bayern manager Vincent Kompany praised his team’s aggressive start and consistent pressure. “We set the tone early and executed well,” he said. “Flamengo is a strong side, but we showed the kind of intensity and control we need going forw

Messi shared that viewpoint, stating that PSG’s display was anticipated and praised his teammates for achieving their tournament objective.

The second half welcomed back Jamal Musiala, who came on in the 61st minute and made an immediate impact. The 22-year-old playmaker, returning from injury, scored a hat-trick in just 23 minutes—his first goal coming in the 67th minute, followed by a calml