So, Bayern Munich march into the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup and set up a mouth-watering tie against European champions PSG.

But there are still four spots left in the final eight of the tournament.

And we will be back tomorrow with more action as Inter Milan take on Fluminense from 20:00 BST.

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Matthew Howarth
BBC Sport

England captain Harry Kane scored his 40th and 41st goals of the season in all competitions as Bayern Munich won a pulsating tie with Flamengo to reach the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup.

Brazilians Flamengo had gone into the game on an 11-match unbeaten run but fell behind inside six minutes when Chilean midfielder Erick Pulgar diverted Joshua Kimmich's corner into his own net via the inside of the far post.

It was 2-0 just three minutes later, Kane rifling home a fierce low drive - via a slight deflection off Leo Ortiz - after Dayot Upamecano had dispossessed Giorgian de Arrascaeta inside the Flamengo half.

Gerson beat Manuel Neuer with a rasping strike to give Flamengo hope 12 minutes before half-time, but Leon Goretzka restored Bayern's two-goal advantage with a long-range effort that appeared to wrongfoot goalkeeper Agustin Rossi on its way in.

Former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder Jorginho sent Neuer the wrong way from the penalty spot after Michael Olise had handled De Arrascaeta's shot inside the box early in the second half, but another clinical Kane finish completed the scoring with 18 minutes remaining.

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Bayern Munich forward Harry Kane speaking to DAZN about his second goal: "It was a nice ball by Josh [Kimmich], it was a nice little disguised pass. My first touch sets up the goal and I thought front post was the better option though thankfully it paid off."

On the character of the side: "It was tough. We were playing against a really good side in difficult conditions, it was really hot. I thought we played well for large spells but every time we got away they clawed their way back and made it difficult. The fourth goal was important to ease the nerves and from their we managed it well."

On facing PSG: "It's going to be another tough game. PSG have had an amazing season. We played them earlier in the year and we came out on top so we have to use that energy and that feeling. We feel like we can beat anyone when we're at our level. We are going to have to recover well and get ready for it."

Four clubs are now through to the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup.

• Palmeiras (Brazil)
• Chelsea (England)
• Paris St-Germain (France)
• Bayern Munich (Germany)

The last time Bayern Munich and PSG faced each other was in last season's Uefa Champions League.

The Bundesliga side emerged as the winners in Munich, with centre-back Kim Min-jae scoring the only goal of that league stage game.

But it was PSG who had the final word as they went on to become European champions for the very first time at the end of that tournament.

For his two goals, Harry Kane has been named the 'Superior' Player of the Match.

Bayern Munich will need the England striker to be at the top of his game again when they take on European champions Paris St-Germain in the quarter-final.

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Bayern Munich attempted just eight shots in this game, their lowest total in a game so far in this Club World Cup.

It definitely wasn't a perfect performance from Vincent Kompany's side, but they won't mind.

They got the job done.

Powered by a brace from England captain Harry Kane, the German champions get the better of Flamengo.

They can look forward to a last-eight clash against Paris St-Germain in Atlanta on Saturday.

Meanwhile, the Brazilians put on a strong fight and will exit the competition with their heads held high.

Bayern Munch are in the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup.

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Michael Brown
Former Premier League midfielder on Dazn

The ball is really good. The pace is always there but the end product - he will be more disappointed in it than anyone else.

Leroy Sane manages to get in behind the Flamengo defence late on.

But he can't get his shot past goalkeeper Agustin Rossi.

Thomas Muller goes straight into the Bayern Munich defensive wall as the Germans defend a Flamengo free-kick.

The lanky striker jumps to deflect Nicolas de la Cruz's set-piece behind before putting enough pressure on Wallace Yan to force his header wide form the resulting corner.

That will be Konrad Laimer's final involvement in this tie as the Austrian seems to have gone down with cramps.

Thomas Muller comes on for what will be one of his final appearances for Bayern Munich.

Flamengo need two goals to keep their Club World Cup hopes alive.

Substitute Bruno Henrique chases down a ball forward but is brought down by Konrad Laimer, who earns a yellow card.

Seven minutes added on at the end of this second half.

Replays show Manuel Neuer indeed chested the ball down to bring it under his control.

Into the dying embers of this game and one thing we do not want now is for a weather emergency to suspend this tie.

Bayern Munich have a chance to increase their lead but Flamengo defence clears their line.

Seconds later, Manuel Neuer comes a long way off his line to intercept a long ball from Flamengo.

Bruno Henrique and the Flamengo fans in the stands think the Bayern keeper has handled the ball but Michael Oliver doesn't think so.

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