Inventory: It s too hot, South America is rising...What left behind in the Club World Cup group stage?

. "What about the European teams?" Is this their barely persistence after the end of the season, or is it prepared in advance before the season? By plan they certainly didn't reach their peak position. "This is the interpretation of the BBC South America reporter Tim Vickery.

It is worth noting that South American teams seem to be more willing to "be physically", whether from the scene or the data, this may be their "mid-season advantage"? Among the top 7 teams with the most fouls per game in the group stage, except for the two African teams, Casablanca Love and Tunisian Hope, the remaining five teams are all from South America, and they are averaging more than 14 times. The only exception is Frumenense, who is only 9.3 times per game. However, While the Brazilian team took off, the Argentine two-man who also came from South America seemed a little "over-savage": River Plate received 3 red cards, and 2 Boca, accounting for half of the 10 reds in the group stage, and both teams failed to advance successfully.

Overall, the group stage of the Club World Cup still seemed to be clearly distinguished by strength and weakness, and the rich and poor were divided. Even if there were 3 games in the first round, the average number of goals in the entire stage was still as high as 3 goals. Thanks to Bayern's 10-0 Auckland City, which raised the average. There were two games in the 6-0 match. Not only Benfica beat Auckland and Manchester City beat Ain. There are also some very open "vegetarians pecking each other", such as Porto tied the Cairo Nationals 4-4, and Dortmund beat Mamelodi 4-3.

After a stalemate of the jungle, the top 16 was basically in line with the pattern of world club football. There are 9 teams left in Europe, 6 teams left in South America, 4 teams left in Africa, and 1 and 2 flames each in Asia and Central and North America. Among the last three teams, Saudi Riyadh Crescent and Mexico's Monterrey are not too surprising, but "Oriental" "Miami International's promotion is definitely a surprise. Originally, many people thought that this team with Messi was just a special member of FIFA's box office to ensure the box office, but they did defeat Porto in an upset and showed their momentum against Palmeiras again.

Due to Miami International's qualifying, a very topical showdown occurred in the round of 16: Messi faced his old club Paris Saint-Germain. The difference in paper strength between the two teams is obvious, but let's wait and see what they will play!