Wonderful match between the Club World Cup: European and American teams stage Tian Ji s horse racing, South American giants cannot escape defeat

The Club World Cup has been revised and expanded, forming the World Cup format, but in the core, what we are looking forward to is the competition between Europe and South America. Just like in the past century, no team outside of Europe and South America has reached the finals. Of course, in the club field, South American teams have much less energy. As early as the old version of the Club World Cup, South American teams stopped in the semi-finals and even snatched the final spot by Asian teams. This can also be seen how severe South American football has been sucked by European football, and its competitiveness has been greatly damaged.

If you watch the game for a long time and have enough knowledge of football history, you will be respectful of the series of names of South American teams in this Club World Cup, such as Boca Youth, River Plate, Flamenco, Palmeiras... In fact, they are all traditional South American giants. If you compare horizontally, they are similar to Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​and Bayern in Europe. In terms of historical heritage, they are definitely not comparable to those of new high-profile Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain.

But the problem is, everything depends on the present and don't always live in the past. Now you put the Boca Youth and Paris Saint-Germain together to fight. I think everyone knows where the balance of victory or defeat will tilt, and it will be seriously tilted.

In this Club World Cup, there are 6 teams in South America, including 4 of Brazil and 2 of Argentina. Although the four Brazilian teams were shortlisted as the Libertadores Cup champions, similar to the Champions League champions, Boca Youth and River Plate are the top two teams in points, so they are definitely not at a disadvantage. It can even be said that Boca Youth and Riverbed can better represent the highest level of South American clubs.

Then, the strongest team in South America is extremely subtle when it encounters European teams, because through horizontal comparison, we can easily see how big the gap is between South American clubs and European clubs today.

just happened to be 0:0 in two games and 2:2 in one game, giving a reference. These three draws may have basically locked the upper limit of the South American giants, and I would rather call it the European and American version of Tian Ji horse racing staged in the Club World Cup.

Palmeiras 0:0 Porto, Boca Youth 2:2 Benfica, Fruminense 0:0 Dortmund.

are different from South American elites. Since the quota of European teams is limited, there are still many teams that should be visited, such as Barcelona and Liverpool. Therefore, for the 12 European team, you can easily get a different level. Like Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid, Manchester City, Bayern, they are definitely the first-class, and Red Bull Salzburg is definitely the last-class. As for Benfica Porto Dortmund, be a little polite and set them for second place.

There are 6 places in South America, and in fact each country only has two seats, but who has made the South American Liberators Cup champions in the past decade come from Brazil? So, roughly divided, these six teams should be the best in South America.

In this way, the problem is simple. 0:0, 2:2, 0:0, it is actually the first-class team in South America in the Club World Cup, and it will collide with the second-class team in Europe.

The result is a draw.

At least, from the perspective of scores, we can understand that the upper limit of the strongest team in South America is the level of the second-tier European teams.

So, what about looking at the process?

Palmeiras and Porto have a very balanced game. Perhaps Palmeiras has a little upper hand, but it is far from being crushed. The score is reasonable. The match between Boca Youth and Benfica is more convincing. The Boca youth led 2:0 early, and Benfica was sent off. In such a good situation, the Boca youth actually just wanted to keep the victory. Just such a weak mentality means that when the Boca youth faced Benfica, they knew that they had no advantage and could even feel the pressure. They also received a red card, which was a manifestation of pressure (in fact, one person was sent off from the field).

Interestingly, South American teams are known for their rough style of play, but in this game, Benfica's players' posture seems to be more South American than South American teams.

As for Fruminense and Dortmund, the former shot more and the latter had more possession of the ball. Overall, it's almost the same.

Tian Ji's horse racing game is over. Below, what everyone wants to watch the most is definitely the first class in South America vs. Europe. So, what do you think Bayern and Boca youth, River Plate and Inter Milan will be like?