Inter Milan scored twice in the last 18 minutes, defeating the River Board 2-0 and entering the knockout stage Club World Cup Become a Group E winner and send Argentina home.
Francesco Pio Esposito hit Inter’s first goal seven minutes after the sack of Lucas Martínez Quarta reduced the river to 10 people, while Alessandro Bastoni added a second in downtime.
The 20-time Italian champion will face the Brazilian club on Monday in the final 16th of Charlotte, with Monterrey leading the river in second place.
Martínez Quarta (Martínez Quarta) was shown as a red card to shoot down Henrikh Mkhitaryan as the final defender, and his teammate Gonzalo Montiel was also rejected two yellow cards after the downtime fanaticism.
Urawa Reds 0-4 Monterrey
Monterrey booked a seat in the knockout round Dortmund Boron.
Three goals in eight minutes in the first half gave Monterrey a victory, and the remote strikes of Nelson Deossa and Jesús Corona were amazing, and it was the cool side of Germán Berterame.
Deossa put Monterrey in front of the half-hour score with a 35-yard turn, and four minutes later, Berterame doubled the advantage.
Corona was third in the distance in the 38th minute, then before Berterame finished fourth in the second half stop time.
Mamelodi Sundowns 0-0 fluminense
Fluminense gained progress from Group F by gaining 16 rounds of full contingents in a targetless draw with Mamelodi Sundowns.
Despite being back-footed for most of the games at Miami Hard Rock Stadium, Fluminense scored five points in the group stage, two points behind, with the latter two champions Borussia Borussia Dortmund defeating Ulsan 1-0.
The result is the last 16 clashes in Charlotte next Monday, with Frumining facing Inter Milan.
They joined fellow Brazilian clubs Flamengo, Palmeiras and Botafogo to participate in the business end of the 32 Club Championship.
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After a promising start, he dropped four points and he will finish third with four points. Both Lucas Ribeiro and Tashreeq Matthews ended early but were denied by 44-year-old veteran goalkeeper Fábio.
The South African side controlled the property and attacked the wave on the side, but could not turn its dominance into targets.
After a half-hour cooling break, the Fluminense emergency situation became even more urgent, and in the 57th minute, Germán Cano’s low-altitude hit the post, almost taking the lead.
Although the stadium with over 65,000 abilities is basically empty, with only 14,312 fans appearing, the fusion of Brazilian singing and South African drums brings festive energy to the game.
Borussia Dortmund 1-0 Ulsan
Daniel Svensson’s first-half goal has won the Borussia spot over the past 16 seasons as they claim to beat South Korea’s Ulsan 1-0.
The start of the German side was strong, with Job Bellingham, Felix Nmecha and Karim Adeyemi posing constant threats to Ursan’s defense. Svensson broke the deadlock with a close strike in the 36th minute.
Ulsan goalkeeper Hyeon-woo Jo made several impressive saves to prevent Dortmund from expanding his lead, denying Serhou Guirassy’s header and strikes by Pascal Gross and Yan Couto.
Dortmund ranked top in Group F, with Fluminense second place.
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