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The Hindu
4 hours ago
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- The Hindu
FIFA Club World Cup 2025: How can Real Madrid qualify for the knockouts after Salzburg beat Pachuca?
Real Madrid was pushed to the backfoot after it was held to a 1-1 draw with Saudi Pro League giant Al Hilal in their opening match of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 in the United States on Wednesday. A 2-1 win for FC Salzburg in the same group as Madrid meant that it was the Austrian side that leads the standings in Group H, the same as Madrid. Karim Onisiwo scored a tiebreaking goal in the 76th minute to lead FC Salzburg to a 2-1 victory over CF Pachuca in a Club World Cup Group H game on Wednesday night. Oscar Gloukh, a 21-year-old midfielder, scored in the 42nd minute for Salzburg in a game played in front of a crowd of 5,282 at TQL Stadium. The game was delayed more than an hour after the start of the second half due to lightning in the area. When play resumed, Pachuca tied the game quickly on a goal by Bryan Gonzalez, barely a minute after play resumed. Pachuca captain Salomon Rondón had a number of chances, including one that hit the edge of the crossbar in the 31st minute, but was ultimately saved by the 18-year-old goalie Christian Zawieschitzky, who was making his Salzburg debut. When Salzburg substituted Onisiwo for Edmund Baidoo in the second half, he wound up scoring the winning goal. What are the rules of knockout qualification in FIFA Club World Cup? The top two teams from each group will qualify for the knockouts of FIFA Club World Cup 2025. How can Real Madrid qualify for the knockouts? Real Madrid is currently second in its group, level on points with Al Hilal, but higher due to its higher club ranking in the previous four-year period. Pachuca, the runner-up in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup last year, is the only team without a point in the group. For Madrid to qualify, it will have to avoid losses in both its next games, and hope Al Hilal drops points too. In case Simone Inzaghi's side wins both matches, it will be extremely difficult for Los Blancos to make the cut to the next round. (with inputs from AP)
Yahoo
9 hours ago
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- Yahoo
FC Salzburg defeats CF Pachuca 2-1 in a tense Club World Cup opener
Cincinnati (AP) — Karim Onisiwo scored a tiebreaking goal in the 76th minute to lead FC Salzburg to a 2-1 victory over CF Pachuca in a Club World Cup Group H game on Wednesday night. Oscar Gloukh, a 21-year-old midfielder, scored in the 42nd minute for Salzburg in a game played in front of a crowd of 5,282 at TQL Stadium. Advertisement The game was delayed more than an hour after the start of the second half due to lightning in the area. When play resumed, Pachuca tied the game quickly on a goal by Bryan Gonzalez barely a minute after play resumed. Pachuca captain Salomon Rondón had a number of chances, including one that hit the edge of the crossbar in the 31st minute, but was ultimately saved by the 18-year-old goalie Christian Zawieschitzky, who was making his Salzburg debut. The attendance was a major drop compared to Sunday's Bayern-Auckland match on Sunday that drew a crowd of 21,152. Key moment When Salzburg substituted Onisiwo for Edmund Baidoo in the second half, and he wound up scoring the winning goal. Advertisement Takeaways With a 2-0 victory, Salzburg rose to the top of Group H heading into its match against Al Hilal on Sunday. Pachuca fell to the bottom ahead of its match against Spanish giants Real Madrid. What they said "We will keep working and move forward and do our best to damage control." - Jaime Lozano, CF Pachuca manager. 'We have a young team, but young doesn't mean inexperience. I think we have a lot of players who've played a lot of games, and football has changed a bit. ... I think what's important for us is that all the agreements we make beforehand that we stick to them during the game. I think overall, we did that. But of course it was a tough game. They made it difficult for us, but I also think that we showed a lot of character. ... We showed the character that we needed to and found the extra willpower." - Jacob Rasmussen, FC Salzburg defender. ___ AP soccer: Peyton Ann Hodge, The Associated Press
Hindustan Times
12 hours ago
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- Hindustan Times
FC Salzburg defeats CF Pachuca 2-1 in a tense Club World Cup opener
Cincinnati — Karim Onisiwo scored a tiebreaking goal in the 76th minute to lead FC Salzburg to a 2-1 victory over CF Pachuca in a Club World Cup Group H game on Wednesday night. Oscar Gloukh, a 21-year-old midfielder, scored in the 42nd minute for Salzburg in a game played in front of a crowd of 5,282 at TQL Stadium. The game was delayed more than an hour after the start of the second half due to lightning in the area. When play resumed, Pachuca tied the game quickly on a goal by Bryan Gonzalez barely a minute after play resumed. Pachuca captain Salomon Rondón had a number of chances, including one that hit the edge of the crossbar in the 31st minute, but was ultimately saved by the 18-year-old goalie Christian Zawieschitzky, who was making his Salzburg debut. The attendance was a major drop compared to Sunday's Bayern-Auckland match on Sunday that drew a crowd of 21,152. When Salzburg substituted Onisiwo for Edmund Baidoo in the second half, and he wound up scoring the winning goal. With a 2-0 victory, Salzburg rose to the top of Group H heading into its match against Al Hilal on Sunday. Pachuca fell to the bottom ahead of its match against Spanish giants Real Madrid. "We will keep working and move forward and do our best to damage control." - Jaime Lozano, CF Pachuca manager. 'We have a young team, but young doesn't mean inexperience. I think we have a lot of players who've played a lot of games, and football has changed a bit. ... I think what's important for us is that all the agreements we make beforehand that we stick to them during the game. I think overall, we did that. But of course it was a tough game. They made it difficult for us, but I also think that we showed a lot of character. ... We showed the character that we needed to and found the extra willpower." - Jacob Rasmussen, FC Salzburg defender. soccer: /hub/soccer
Winnipeg Free Press
13 hours ago
- Sport
- Winnipeg Free Press
FC Salzburg defeats CF Pachuca 2-1 in a tense Club World Cup opener
Cincinnati (AP) — Karim Onisiwo scored a tiebreaking goal in the 76th minute to lead FC Salzburg to a 2-1 victory over CF Pachuca in a Club World Cup Group H game on Wednesday night. Oscar Gloukh, a 21-year-old midfielder, scored in the 42nd minute for Salzburg in a game played in front of a crowd of 5,282 at TQL Stadium. The game was delayed more than an hour after the start of the second half due to lightning in the area. When play resumed, Pachuca tied the game quickly on a goal by Bryan Gonzalez barely a minute after play resumed. Pachuca captain Salomon Rondón had a number of chances, including one that hit the edge of the crossbar in the 31st minute, but was ultimately saved by the 18-year-old goalie Christian Zawieschitzky, who was making his Salzburg debut. The attendance was a major drop compared to Sunday's Bayern-Auckland match on Sunday that drew a crowd of 21,152. Key moment Thursdays Keep up to date on sports with Mike McIntyre's weekly newsletter. When Salzburg substituted Onisiwo for Edmund Baidoo in the second half, and he wound up scoring the winning goal. Takeaways With a 2-0 victory, Salzburg rose to the top of Group H heading into its match against Al Hilal on Sunday. Pachuca fell to the bottom ahead of its match against Spanish giants Real Madrid. ___ AP soccer:
Yahoo
13 hours ago
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- Yahoo
FC Salzburg defeats CF Pachuca 2-1 in a tense Club World Cup opener
Red Bull Salzburg's Karim Onisiwo, right and Pachuca's Federico Pereira fight for the ball during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Joshua A. Bickel) Red Bull Salzburg's Oscar Gloukh, right, celebrates with teammates after scoring his side's opening goal during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Dean) Pachuca's Salomon Rondon takes a shot during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Dean) Red Bull Salzburg's Oscar Gloukh celebrates after scoring his side's opening goal during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Dean) Storms clouds move over the stadium during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Joshua A. Bickel) Storms clouds move over the stadium during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Joshua A. Bickel) Red Bull Salzburg's Karim Onisiwo, right and Pachuca's Federico Pereira fight for the ball during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Joshua A. Bickel) Red Bull Salzburg's Oscar Gloukh, right, celebrates with teammates after scoring his side's opening goal during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Dean) Pachuca's Salomon Rondon takes a shot during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Dean) Red Bull Salzburg's Oscar Gloukh celebrates after scoring his side's opening goal during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Dean) Storms clouds move over the stadium during the Club World Cup group H soccer match between CF Pachuca and FC Salzburg in Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Joshua A. Bickel) Cincinnati (AP) — Karim Onisiwo scored a tiebreaking goal in the 76th minute to lead FC Salzburg to a 2-1 victory over CF Pachuca in a Club World Cup Group H game on Wednesday night. Oscar Gloukh, a 21-year-old midfielder, scored in the 42nd minute for Salzburg in a game played in front of a crowd of 5,282 at TQL Stadium. Advertisement The game was delayed more than an hour after the start of the second half due to lightning in the area. When play resumed, Pachuca tied the game quickly on a goal by Bryan Gonzalez barely a minute after play resumed. Pachuca captain Salomon Rondón had a number of chances, including one that hit the edge of the crossbar in the 31st minute, but was ultimately saved by the 18-year-old goalie Christian Zawieschitzky, who was making his Salzburg debut. The attendance was a major drop compared to Sunday's Bayern-Auckland match on Sunday that drew a crowd of 21,152. Key moment When Salzburg substituted Onisiwo for Edmund Baidoo in the second half, and he wound up scoring the winning goal. Advertisement Takeaways With a 2-0 victory, Salzburg rose to the top of Group H heading into its match against Al Hilal on Sunday. Pachuca fell to the bottom ahead of its match against Spanish giants Real Madrid. ___ AP soccer:
