So we are down to four teams in the Club World Cup - Fluminense, Chelsea, Paris St-Germain and Real Madrid.

That's all for this this page, but see you again soon. Goodbye.

Real Madrid

More from Real Madrid's Trent Alexander-Arnold speaking to Dazn: "I still had a job to do to today - to try and perform for the team and help them win the game, no matter how difficult it was.

"As hard it was to do it, I had to push myself to focus on what my job and role was. I tried to do it as best as I could, but it was difficult and I am not going to lie about that.

"[Diogo Jota] was one of my close friends. And I am sure that's what he would have wanted me to do. He was there with me today, I am sure."

Real Madrid

Real Madrid's Trent Alexander-Arnold speaking to Dazn about his former Liverpool team-mate Diogo Jota, who died aged 28 in a car crash on Thursday: "He was a great friend of mine. It's been extremely difficult for me personally and also to everyone who knew him - not just his team-mates, friends or family, but everyone in the world of football. It's been very emotional and heart-warming to see the footballing world united and come together to show their love and support for him and his family and his brother as well.

"Although it's been difficult, it's also been a nice gesture from everyone. People united and showing love and support for what must be a mind-blowingly hard time for his family. I've been around him, his brother, his family, his amazing wife, his amazing parents and his amazing children. It's truly, truly heart-breaking to wake up to news like that. It's something you never expect.

"He was a very close friend, someone who lit up the room when he was in it. I shared the dressing room with him for five years. Amazing memories on and off the pitch. It goes without saying he will never be forgotten by anyone. He will live long in all our memories for the amazing man and the player he was."

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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter at MetLife Stadium

Real Madrid survived a dramatic added-time period, which featured three goals and a red card, to hold off Borussia Dortmund and qualify for the semi-final of the Club World Cup.

Gonzalo Garcia added his fourth goal in five matches after volleying in Arda Guler's pass in the 10th minute and Fran Garcia made it 2-0, tapping in Trent Alexander-Arnold's cross 10 minutes later.

Madrid were coasting to victory but substitute Maximilian Beier hit the first for Dortmund, sparking a frantic end to the game.

Substitute Kylian Mbappe scored an acrobatic volley shortly afterwards but defender Dean Huijsen was sent off for giving away a penalty just seconds later, after pulling back striker Serhou Guirassy, who then converted from the spot.

It was too late to change the outcome and the competition's breakout attacker Garcia put himself in pole position to win the Golden Boot at the Club World Cup.

He is level on four goals with Benfica's Angel di Maria and Al-Hilal's Marcos Leonardo, who have both now been eliminated from the competition.

Madrid next face Paris St-Germain at the same stadium on Wednesday (20:00 BST).

Borussia Dortmund

Borussia Dortmund head coach Niko Kovac speaking to DAZN: "Football sometimes is strange. In the first half, we didn't play well. We were passive. We were just waiting and not being aggressive enough. The second half was better from us but the save in the final minute was incredible. [Thibaut] Courtois is a world-class goalkeeper.

"Real Madrid were so quick in attack. If you are too deep and you are too deep and you are too passive, this is not the best thing. We lost the game in the first half, not the second."

On their Club World Cup campaign: "Overall, we achieved more than we expected. We played the quarter-final against Real Madrid and it's not a problem to lose against them. They are a world-class team. Now we go for the holidays - two or three weeks and then we start our engines again to prepare for the Bundesliga."

Andros Townsend
Former Tottenham midfielder on Dazn

I love Gonzalo Garcia's finish where he opens up his foot to put it in the far post as opposed to putting it back to the near post.

As he opens his foot, he takes it away from the goalkeeper. It really is an expert finish.

The fact that at the last minute he has opened up his foot, he gave the keeper no chance.

Callum Wilson
Newcastle striker speaking on Dazn

We aren’t talking about him [Gonzalo Garcia] stepping in for one game and turning up. He has done it game after game throughout the tournament. He is nearly the top scorer in the tournament.

It’s not just goals he is bringing, he is bringing work-rate, and he is helping them press. He deserves the respect now.

Obviously Kylian Mbappe is a superstar but also, they may have a star in the making. He just has to make sure he keeps getting opportunities and when he does, he has to take them like he has.

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Real Madrid have won this tournament five times, with their last success coming in 2022, while Chelsea won it the previous year.

Fluminense lost 4-0 to Manchester City in the final in 2023, while Paris St-Germain are in their first semi-final.

Real Madrid

Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso, speaking to DAZN: “Everything was under control, with the result and not conceding much. The last 10 minutes were kind of crazy. We lost our shape and intensity a little bit. Luckily, nothing went through.

“Overall, a good 80 minutes and the last 10 minutes we need to improve.”

On Gonzalo Garcia: “He’s doing great work for the team. He’s in the right positions in the box. He’s a proper number nine and I’m pleased he’s doing that well.”

On facing Luis Enrique’s PSG: “It will be a great challenge for us, but let’s take the positives from today.”

On Alexander-Arnold’s performance after Diogo Jota’s death: “He’s just starting with a new club. The last few days, especially for him, were not that easy. I’m happy he had a good game.”

• 8 July (20:00 BST) - Fluminense (Brazil) v Chelsea (England)
• 9 July (20:00 BST) - Paris St-Germain (France) v Real Madrid (Spain)

Final - 13 July (20:00 BST)

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on Dazn

He has won the game for Real Madrid from nothing, Thibaut Courtois. He has barely touched the ball today.

Niko Kovac can't believe it. Borussia Dortmund can't believe it. They were dead and buried minutes ago. But what a finale we have had here.

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It is Paris St-Germain versus Real Madrid in a mouth-watering semi-final.

Real had looked in complete control at 2-0 up with goals from Gonzalo Garcia and Fran Garcia.

Maximilian Beier made it 2-1 in the second minute of injury-time, only for Kylian Mbappe to acrobatically volley in a third for Real.

But, in a frantic few moments, Dean Huijsen was sent off for Real when conceding a penalty, which Serhou Guirassy converted.

Dortmund almost snatched an equaliser in the 10th minute of added time through Marcel Sabitzer's shot on the turn, but Thibaut Courtois denied them.

Out of nowhere, Borussia Dortmund almost force extra-time. A shot on the turn comes in from Marcel Sabitzer and Thibaut Courtois gets his hand to it to stop it nestling in the bottom corner.

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Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on Dazn

Real Madrid were cruising to a comfortable victory. But we have had everything in this injury time.

Serhou Guirassy barely had a kick in the game but I am not sure how much time Dortmund will have to get back in it.

Dean Huijsen, who moved from Bournemouth last month, is deemed the last man and deemed to have not tried to play the ball. He walks and would miss a potential semi-final against Paris St-Germain.

Dean Huijsen pulls back Serhou Guirassy, penalty to Dortmund in a crazy end to the match.

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Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on Dazn

Kylian Mbappe steals the show. He is one of the stars of this Real Madrid team in this tournament.

It's a spectacular one from Mbappe. He had to wait just long enough and he knew exactly how to finish it.

Dortmund asked a question and Real Madrid very quickly and firmly came with an answer.