She is Atlético de Madrid Closed his performance at Club World Cup Last Monday after winning the minimum BOTAFOGO. If he won the Psg I have to beat for a difference -different three goals, but it’s not close. So, the ones Simeone They say goodbye to the appointment USA In the first phase, something failed in the hope that they put the mattresses in the competition.
And that’s what Rojiblancos might have asked for this is to win the Seattle Sounders and al BOTAFOGO. Before arriving at the contest, it was assumed that the defeat of those two meetings had passed. Problems are, on the one hand, that they have not competed before the Psg And they fell 4-0, and, on the other hand, that the Brazil team won the French in the big surprise of the competition. This caused a surprising removal.
So surprisingly up to 10 out of 16 classified teams will play a twist of 16 with them or even with fewer points than those who study the Simeone. Incredible but true …
Starting with him Psg And the BOTAFOGO In the group of mattresses the six points accumulated, but there is a better difference in purpose. Identical points achieved by Bayern Munich In group C, the Chelsea To d or the JUVENTUS In G. they all entered the next spin as seconds.
The most bleeding is the case of Palmeiras It had five points it earned as the first in Group A. a point below Rojiblancos. The same mark as an inter of Miami who has been second, as well as Monterrey, Flumanese and In Hilal.
To conclude there are only six teams that have achieved more points than mattresses. Another has done Benfica, Flamengo, Inter, Borussia and Real Madrid. While only one with a plenary is Manchester City.
Of course for him Atlético de Madrid It became decisive to fall into a group with a group with the champion champions, the Libertadores and the Champions League of the Concacaf of 2023. A pairing of death for mattresses.
Source: La Verdad
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