🔎 What to watch out for this Sunday at the Club World Cup
🔎 What to watch out for this Sunday at the Club World Cup
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The Club World Cup is gaining momentum after the opening match that took place last night between Inter Miami and Al Ahly at the Hard Rock Stadium.
After the disappointing start left by the MLS clubs and the Egyptian championship, today brings exciting matches with the debut of the European champion and the 2021 Copa Libertadores champion, among others.
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What should we keep an eye on during the next 24 hours in the Club World Cup? We'll tell you!
It's time to celebrate the first goals
Scoreless draw. A tie to nothing. Zero-zero. Call it what you want, but what happened yesterday at the Hard Rock Stadium will change today, no doubt.
Julián Álvarez, Doue, Harry Kane, and many others make their debut in the United States, and it will be the moment to see how the world's top strikers score against American teams.
Who will be the player to celebrate the first goal in the history of the tournament?
A PSG vs Atlético with a Champions League vibe
It's the big match of day 1 of the Club World Cup and we can watch it tonight in European time.
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PSG, coached by Luis Enrique and recent Champions League winners, face an Atlético team that already knows how to beat them this season.
Simeone's team defeated PSG in Paris during the Champions League group stage.
Although the feelings are different, who doubts that the red and whites will make things very difficult for the champion? The Spider strikes, and Lucho knows it.
The debut of Bayern with Harry Kane
This is the first match of the day. Bayern plays against one of the tournament's "little darlings," Auckland City.
The New Zealand team will seek a heroic performance against the German steamroller, where Jonathan Tah will make his debut.
Watching how Kompany's team starts the World Cup is one of the tournament's attractions.
Besides FC Bayern vs Auckland and PSG vs Atlético, we have two more matches tonight/tomorrow morning.
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Palmeiras, with Estevao, faces Porto FC, with the possible debut of Gabri Veiga for the Dragons.
Another Brazilian representative, Botafogo, faces the Seattle Sounders, who will seek the first MLS goal in the tournament after yesterday's events in Miami. Are you ready?
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