Messi scored the world with one kick! The hidden tacit understanding script of the Club World Cup: 0-0 can defeat 2 teams in one game

In the just-concluded Club World Cup Group A battle, 37-year-old Messi smashed the Porto goal with a 21-meter free kick, pulling the "retirement team" Miami International back from the edge of the cliff. Now fans around the world are waiting for a big show: as long as Miami and Brazilian giants Palmeiras scored a 0-0 draw in the last round, they can join forces to defeat Porto and the African overlord Cairo nationals with a net worth of 350 million! Don't believe it? Let's break the score together

Palmeiras defeated Cairo Nationals 2-0 and firmly ranked first; Messi led the team to counterattack Porto 2-1, and also saved enough 4 points. And Porto and Cairo's nationals? One point is 1 point, the other is 1 point, basically half of the body is buried.

Four days later, Miami International fought against Palmeiras, while Porto fought against Cairo's nationals on the other side.

As long as Miami and Palmeiras tied, the two teams immediately scored 5 points. Even if Porto defeats Cairo's nationals, he will survive and rush to 4 points; Cairo's nationals will win at most 4 points. This is equivalent to directly sentenceing two wealthy families to death!

For Palmeiras, there is no need to take the risk of fighting. If the two teams draw, the Brazilian giants will definitely qualify for the first place (goal difference). What about Miami? Qualifying was a miracle, and it would be a huge profit to be the second!

FIFA buried the good easter eggs early: they can get a $1 million "Harmony Award" each in the draw, and qualify for another 7.5 million to advance. If the two teams shake hands with a tacit understanding, they can share 17 million US dollars (about 120 million yuan).

Messi stayed for the knockout stage, which is equivalent to installing a box office engine for the Club World Cup. Currently, the group stage audience has exceeded 556,000. If Miami advances to the quarterfinals of 16 against Paris Saint-Germain, Messi will play against his old club again, and the traffic will be blown up!

France played against Denmark in 2018, and the two sides beat the team to 0-0, and they were booed by the whole game.

The Club World Cup operation is not even "plagiarism", it is simply a conventional tactic.

Theoretically, if Palmeiras loses to Miami, and Porto beats Cairo Nationals (at least wins more than 3 goals), he can turn the tables with a goal difference. But Miami has three goals ahead of the goal difference, will the Brazilian giants let the cooked ducks fly?

The next door group B is also in chaos: Paris Saint-Germain just lost to Bottafogo, and the three teams may have 6 points in the last round to be considered a goal difference. If Paris easily defeated Seattle, would Atletico Madrid and Bottafogo dare to "stop it"? Group D is even more powerful, Flamengo and Chelsea fans shouted directly: "The draw is good, it saves effort and is stable!"

Just become a hero overnight, and he may be dragged into the tacit ball vortex. Is it a 37-year-old who has been fighting with Miami's "Old Man Le" until now? Is it a stalemate to pursue fair competition? Or should I bow my head if I give the whole team a 10 million bonus? This is much harder than a free kick.