Bayern Munich was without a doubt the best team in Europe in 2020, so will it also be crowned the best team in the world in 2021? The Bavarians will face Tigers in the Club World Cup final tonight (Thursday) in order to win the title for the second time in history.
Bayern won the Champions League last season quite convincingly and in a row with victories and this season also looks like a leading candidate to win. Although the Bavarians have to make do without the positive Thomas Muller for Corona and Jerome Boateng who returned to Germany because of the death of his ex-partner, they are supposed to get through the hurdle facing them without any problems. By the way, if they do, they will hold six titles at the same time (along with the German Championship and Cup, the Champions League, the German Super Cup, the European Super Cup).
Tigers, in fact, made history and became the first team from North America to qualify for the Club World Cup final. The Mexican attack is led by veteran Andre Pierre Ziniak and they will try to be the first non-European team to win the title since the Corinthians in 2012.
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the progress of the game
Bayern, as expected, opened better and in the fifth minute Kingsley Coman tried his hand with a kick from outside the box, Guzman input with no problems. In the 19th minute, Joshua Kimich fired from outside the box inside, but the goal was disqualified after a quick viewing of VAR, because Lewandowski, who was in disarray, interrupted Guzman. Bayern’s good bursting attack ended in a wide ball passed by Davis, Karaoke slipped and prevented the Canadian’s teammates from getting into kicking position (24). Koeman kicked again from long range, the excellent Guzman stopped (25).
The vehicles
Bayern Munich: Manuel Neuer; Benjamin Favre, Nicklas Zola, Luca Hernandez, Alfonso Davis; Joshua Kimich, David Alaba, Leroy Sana, Serge Gnabry, Kingsley Coman; Robert Lewandowski
Tigers: Nahuel Guzman; Luis Rodriguez, Diego Rice, Carlos Salsado, Jesus Duens; Javier Aquino, Rafael Kariuka, Guido Pissarro, Luis Canyons; Carlos Gonzalez, Andre Pierre Ziniak.
