Bayern Munich secured a commanding 4-2 victory over Flamengo Rio de Janeiro in a pulsating encounter at the FIFA Club World Cup, advancing to the quarter-finals.
The match began at a frenetic pace, with Bayern taking an early lead within the first six minutes. A corner kick from Joshua Kimmich was inadvertently diverted into the net by Flamengo’s Erick Pulgar. Shortly after, Harry Kane doubled the advantage with a powerful low drive from 20 meters. Flamengo responded quickly with a goal from Gerson, but Leon Goretzka swiftly restored Bayern’s two-goal cushion with a well-placed long-range shot.
The second half continued with intensity, both teams demonstrating commitment and creating opportunities. Flamengo narrowed the gap through a Jorginho penalty, converting calmly after the foul. However, Kane sealed the victory for Bayern with his second goal of the match, solidifying their lead.
Despite tactical adjustments and substitutions from both sides, Flamengo were unable to overcome Bayern’s resolute defense and tactical superiority. The German champions expertly managed the remainder of the match, maintaining control and preventing any further Brazilian comeback.
The quarter-final clash promises a captivating contest as Bayern Munich prepare to face Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain this Saturday.