South American teams show their muscles, unbeaten in the first round of the Club World Cup, 3 draws European teams, 3 kills non-European teams

The Club World Cup was originally a collision of European and American football. Now, with a large number of South American players going to Europe to play football, South American teams are not competitive. However, this Club World Cup is held in the United States and is considered to be half the host. South American teams have a favorable location and will have more home team fans. In the first round of the Club World Cup, South American teams were unbeaten in six games, with European teams remaining unbeaten in three games, and non-European teams winning all three games.

The first round of the Club World Cup of the six teams in South America:

Palmeiras (Brazil A) 0-0 Porto (Portugal Super League)

Botafogo (Brazil A) 2-1 Seattle Gulf Man (American League)

Boca Youth (Arab Super League) 2-2 Benfica (Portugal Super League)

Flamenco (Brazil A) 2-0 Tunisia Hope (Tunisia A)

Fruminense (Brazil A) 0-0 Dortmund (Bundesliga)

River Plate (Arab Super League) 3-1 Urawa Red Diamond (Japan J League)

Fans joked about this that the Portuguese Super League doubles and Dortmund are both Champions League teams and are both suppressed and beaten by South American teams. European teams have just finished their season. They were originally a day for players to take vacations. They can only say that the players are too tired. South American teams will be in better shape and have an advantage in physical fitness during the season.