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Flamengo was no match for Bayern Munich and is out of the Club World Cup. With a breakdown at the beginning of the game and German superiority, the Rio team lost 4-2 this Sunday (29), in a duel valid for the round of 16.
Flamengo fights after blackout, but loses from Bayern and is eliminated from the World Cup. Photo: Reproduction
The goals of the Bavarian team were scored by Pulgar, against, Harry Kane, twice, and Goretzka. Gerson and Jorginho shook the net to the Rio team at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, United States.
Now, Flamengo returns to Brazil and focuses on their attention following the season, where it continues with real chances in the Brazilian, the Brazilian Cup and Libertadores.
Bayern Munich is still alive at the World Cup and picks up PSG, which eliminated Inter Miami in the quarterfinals. The confrontation takes place next Saturday (5), in Atlanta.
The summary of Flamengo 2 x 4 Bayern
A true red-black blackout marked the beginning of the first half. The team led by Filipe Luis showed nervousness in the defensive part, resulting in two goals from the Germans before the 10 minutes.
The first came 5 minutes into a goal contracted by Erick Pulgar. The midfielder headed towards the goal itself, after Kimmich’s crash.
Three minutes later Bayern widened with Harry Kane, in a kick from outside the area after a fool of pulp and drag.
Even with the initial thud, Flamengo was gradually reunited in the match and even scared Luis Araújo twice.
At 32 minutes the red-black got his first goal after exchanging passes by Luiz Araújo, Arrascaeta, and powerful finishing of Gerson, giving no chance to goalkeeper Neuer.
Flamengo cheered up with the goal, but the superiority of the Bavarian team remained in the match. The result was Bayern’s third goal, scored at 40 minutes with Goretzka, on the outside of the area.
For Flamengo, it was all remain to go up in the second half seeking to reverse the score. And the pressure made after the return of the break has had an effect. At 9 minutes, Jorginho shook the net, in a penalty hit.
The goal gave new gas to Flamengo to continue dreaming of the victory. However, to beat Bayern the margin of error needed to be zero. And, in Luiz Araújo’s failure, handing the ball to Kimmich, the German team scored their fourth goal.
The German team’s shirt 6 stole the ball from Red-Black Ponta and gave beautiful pass for the scorer Kane to make his second goal in the duel in Miami.
With the fourth goal conceded, the difficulty only increased to the carioca team, which was still looking for the long balls and the onslaught of Bruno Henrique and Wallace Yan.
For the German team, it was up to the chances created, especially with Sané – who narrowly not writing the fifth in the additions – and managing the result to the final whistle.
