The death half of the Club World Cup may be gathered in 6 giants. Messi, Chelsea: The quarterfinals are stable!

In the last round of the Club World Cup Group C game held on June 25, in the highly anticipated showdown, Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich unexpectedly lost to Benfica 0-1. This game caused Bayern to suffer their first defeat in Club World Cup history, and eventually he could only rank second in the group and barely advance.

In the subsequent eight-year finals, Bayern will face a strong rival from Group D - the dark horse of Brazil's League Flamenco. Meanwhile, another set of matchups will be Paris Saint-Germain vs. Miami International. If Bayern can successfully defeat Flamenco, they will meet the winners of Paris or Miami International in the quarter-finals. This round of confrontation can be said to be extremely fierce in competition, and it can be called the "Death Group".

And in the second half of the knockout round, another 1/4th zone should not be underestimated. There may be a top spot in Group H in this area - Real Madrid, the second team in Group G (will be Manchester City or Juventus), as well as the strong Inter Milan and Dortmund also have great opportunities to join. This means that there will be 6 giant teams in the same half area that have won Champions League honors, which will indeed make this half area be named "Death Half Area", and the competition will be extremely fierce.

This is undoubtedly an unexpected turnaround for Chelsea. They unexpectedly lost against Flamenco, resulting in only being the second in the group. Surprisingly, they avoided Bayern's strong showdown and would fight Benfica next, which greatly increased their chances of advancing. In the next round, they will face the Brazilian League team again. With this smooth signing, the Blues are very likely to advance to the semi-finals of the Club World Cup and compete for generous bonuses.