Club World Cup: Flamenco 2-0 Tunisia hopes Jorginho gives assists in his debut, and all four teams in South America are not defeated

On the morning of June 17, the D-CFC Cup ushered in a showdown between South America and Africa, with Flamenco playing against Tunisia. In the 17th minute, the top scorer of Brazil's Alasketta scored in a goal, and Flamenco took the lead. In the 70th minute, Jorginho, who made his debut for Flamenco, assisted Araujo to score. In the end, Flamenco defeated Tunisia 2-0.

Group D ended in the first round, Chelsea, like Flamenco, won 2-0, and Los Angeles International and Tunisia hope to be at the bottom.

So far, the four South American teams who played in this Club World Cup have not lost 2 wins and 2 draws. Among them, Flamengo and Botafogo from Brazil's League won, Boca and Palmeiras got a draw, and the two African teams were 1 draw and 1 loss. Cairo Nationals drew with Miami International in the opening game.

[Focus]

In this game, Ma Ning served as the fourth official, Fu Ming served as the VAR assistant referee, and the Chinese referee made his appearance in the Club World Cup.

In the 17th minute, Flamengo broke through Tunisia's hoped defense, Araujo made a comeback from the back point, and No. 10 Alasketa encircled the middle to break the deadlock. This season, the core team from Uruguay scored 9 goals in 9 rounds and sent 4 assists. In the 51st minute, Flamengo made a wonderful cooperation and Pedro got an opportunity to empty goal, but his shot was a little bad due to interference, and the goalkeeper rushed over to complete the extreme save.

In the 70th minute, Flamengo passed consecutively tore the defense line of Tunisia. Jorginho made an assist in his debut, Araujo scored a goal from the far corner, completing the pass and shot.

[Wonderful Moments]

In the 14th minute, Flamengo got a corner kick, and the center back Ortiz threw away the defense and raised the ball with no one to guard it. In the 18th minute, Gerson's shot in the penalty area was full of power, but the goalkeeper Said blocked the ball.

At the end of the first half, Flamengo continued to siege Tunisia's hoped goal, and Alasketa's volley during the retreat was blocked by the defensive player. In the 48th minute, Hamida took a long shot while walking, and the ball was a little straight, and Rossi confiscated the ball steadily.

In the 52nd minute, Flamengo continued to siege, Pedro shot from the right side of the penalty area, and the ball almost hit the post and missed the goal. In the 61st minute, Flamengo's midfield pass was intercepted. Bellili's shot was too fast and fired an anti-aircraft gun.

In the 64th minute, Tunisia hoped to complete the midfield steal again. Bereli flashed out the angle and chose to play in the close corner, and Rossi blocked the ball.

[Player rating]

[Player roster]

Flamengo starts: 1-Augustin Rossi, 2-Varella, 3-Ortiz, 4-Rio Pereira, 6-Elton-Lucas, 5-Pulga, 8-Gerson (62’27-Bruno-Enrique), 10-Alasqueta (73’30-Michael), 21-Jorginho (74’29-Alan), 7-Luis Araujo, 9-Pedro (62’50-Prata).

Flamengo substitutes: 25-Mathews Cunia, 13-Danilo, 17-Binia, 33-Clayton, 43-Wesley, 61-João Victor, 20-Mattus Gonsalves, 52-Everton Araujo, 11-Everton, 23-Joninho, 64-Wallace-Yen.

Tunisia hopes to start: 32-Ben Said, 5-Meriah, 15-Tuga, 20-Ben Hamid, 2-Mumhamed-Ben Ali (85’13-Bushniba), 10-Jan-Sassai (46’24-Mokwana), 11-Belli, 14-Ogbellu, 38-Kalil Gnich (74’4-Vaer Debaly), 36-Shihab-Jebery (46’21-Abdullahmane-Konat), 9-Rodrigogues (74’19-Jabry).

Tunisia hopes substitutes: 1-Meimish, 26-Debuchi, 6-Yerasi, 22-Ben Mohammed, 35-Aziz Kudai, 8-Taka, 12-Hatham Dahu, 39-Mohammed Rayan Hamruni.