US EditionBrazil Stands Strong in the Club World Cup, with Four Teams in Eighths
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The end of the group stage of the Club World Cup that is taking place in the United States left a lot of statistics and attractive data that were collected and shared by FIFA. Goles, countries represented, public and the Argentine label, in the middle of a compendium that will have its continuity this Saturday, with the beginning of the eighth of the finals of the tournament. The report notes that each of the 32 teams that integrated the eight z…
Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolAn unexpected force has emerged in the Club World Cup: Brazil.
The International Football Federation had problems selling the television rights to the Club World Cup, and when they were finally sold, it set off a remarkable chain reaction.
An unexpected force has emerged in the Club World Cup: Brazil. Flamengo, Palmeiras, Botafogo and Fluminense, all recent champions of the Copa Libertadores, advanced to the eighth in the final. They all offered fights to the powerful European clubs, vibrating millions of fans in the country. There is renewed hope for Brazilian twisters after years of failures against European teams in the FIFA competitions. Flamengo and Palmeiras led their groups…
With its four clubs qualified for the eighth of the finals, Brazil successfully completed a phase of almost perfect bands at the World Cup of Clubs. Still represented in numbers (9), Europe will be its main opponent for the remainder of the competition.
Even before the World of Clubs started, a question had already arisen among football lovers: European teams are higher than South American teams? Those who round the circle showed that American teams, even with less money than the old continent, can play the same. This proved to be the Palmeiras capping and playing better than Port, the Fluminese giving work to the Borussia Dortmund, the Botafogo winning the PSG, the current champion of the Leag…
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