US EditionInter Milan, Dortmund Claim First Wins at Club World Cup
- On June 21, 2025, Inter Milan defeated Urawa Reds 2-1 in Seattle during a Club World Cup Group E match, eliminating Urawa from the tournament.
- Urawa Reds entered the match after two straight losses, including a 3-1 defeat to River Plate, and needed a point to stay in the tournament as stated by their coach Maciej Skorza.
- Ryoma Watanabe scored early for Urawa, but Lautaro Martinez equalised with an overhead kick before Valentin Carboni secured the late winner for Inter in stoppage time.
- Inter Milan, UEFA Champions League runners-up, now lead Group E with four points, while Urawa Reds remain with zero points after losing both matches and are out of the competition.
- Borussia Dortmund also claimed their first win with a 4-3 victory over Mamelodi Sundowns in difficult conditions, strengthening their position in Group F alongside Fluminense who beat Ulsan 4-2.
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Mainichi ShimbunFootball: Urawa out of Club World Cup after dramatic loss to Inter
Urawa Reds were on the verge of a historic win but lost 2-1 to Inter Milan on Saturday, sending the only Japanese team at the Club World Cup out of the competition after two straight losses in Group E.
With the victory over the Urawa Red Diamonds the Nerazzurri rose to almost 24 and a half million prize pool. Against the River Plate another 7-8 million
Seventy-five minutes slow then, when the umpteenth figure of these last months seemed to be added to the now long row, an unexpected quarter of an hour of tango. Continues the Nerazzurri workshop at the World Cup for Club, Inter-Urawa Red Diamonds ends 2-1: Lautaro Martinez overturns a world in the smell of sports depression, the returner Valentin Carboni gives the first victory to [...] The World Cup article: Inter-Urawa, just a quarter of an h…
Inter Milan opened the scoring at the ongoing Club World Cup in the United States on Saturday, defeating Japanese club Urawa Red Diamonds 2-1.
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