Bayern Munich beat Flamengo in Club World Cup last 16
England captain Kane scores twice in entertaining win for German champions
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If Flamengo can get a goal quick they have a chance. But if Bayern squeak another it’s over. Flamengo is dangerous!
Anon
Flamengo 0-2 Bayern Munich
There are shouts for a penalty after a Flamengo corner hits the arm of Harry Kane inside the box.
Referee Michael Oliver is not interested and the VAR agrees.
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We had some interesting results in the group stages, but now that it's the serious money-making rounds, the European giants are smashing their way through these intercontinental pretenders with consummate ease.
Terry
Flamengo 0-2 Bayern Munich
Michael Brown
Former Premier League midfielder on Dazn
He does well to get something on this - it's such a good save. It's a brilliant save, you can see from his teammates how big of a save it was.
Flamengo 0-2 Bayern Munich
Filipe Luis, visibly frustrated, is shouting instructions from the touchline and his Flamengo players almost respond.
They attack down the right before Luiz Araujo has a pop at the goal from close range, but the towering figure of Manuel Neuer stands between him and a Flamengo goal.
Image source, ReutersFlamengo 0-2 Bayern Munich
Flamengo did not make the best of starts in their 3-1 win against Chelsea either.
They scored thrice in the second half to post that victory in the group stage.
But you feel that the damage is already done here for Filipe Luis' side.
Flamengo 0-2 Bayern Munich
Michael Brown
Former Premier League midfielder on Dazn
It's a brilliant strike. It's all about the press and not giving any room to your opponents. They forced Flamengo into traps.
Once the ball gets to Kane - if anybody can, he can. A huge start to the game for Bayern Munich.
Harry Kane
Image source, ReutersBayern Munich double the lead and it's Harry Kane!
Dayot Upamecano does really well to win possession in the opposition half and the ball falls for the England captain, who takes a couple of touches and fires a low drive into the goal from 25 yards out.
Not even 10 minutes in, is this game done and dusted already?
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Another 10-nil??
Tommy
Flamengo 0-1 Bayern Munich
Michael Brown
Former Premier League midfielder on Dazn
You could see Flamengo were nervous and they didn't deal with the situation. It's about the delivery, the quality of it.
The goalkeeper is too worried about the contact rather than where the flight of the ball is. He was nowhere near it. It's really poor from the keeper.
Erick Pulgar (own goal)
Image source, Getty ImagesBayern Munich lead early!
And disaster for Flamengo as Erick Pulgar heads Joshua Kimmich's corner into the back of his own net.
That was Bayern's third corner in six minutes. Early pressure pays off for the German champions.
Flamengo 0-0 Bayern Munich
Flamengo keeper Augustin Rossi's wayward clearance hands the ball to Bayern in their attacking third.
And Joshua Kimmich's shot is deflected behind for another corner kick.
Flamengo 0-0 Bayern Munich
The Bayern Munich corner is palmed away by Flamengo goalkeeper Agustin Rossi.
But referee Michael Oliver halts the play soon after because of a rogue balloon in the middle of the pitch.
Image source, Getty ImagesFlamengo 0-0 Bayern Munich
Flamengo, wearing their famous red and black colours, have the possession in the early stages.
But they are pushed deep into their own half by Bayern Munich, who have an early corner here.
Flamengo 0-0 Bayern Munich
And away we go!
Only one of these sides will remain standing in the Club World Cup at the end of this match.
Who among Flamengo and Bayern Munich will progress to the quarter-finals? Let's find out.
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This pre-game reminds me of the 80s martial arts movie "Best Of The Best". You've gotta admire the CWC for it's commitment to over the top pre-game intros.
Keith
Image source, ReutersFlamengo v Bayern Munich (21:00 BST)
The Opta supercomputer has given Bayern Munich a probability of 55.5% to win and book a place in the last eight tonight.
Our friends at Opta give Flamengo a 21.4% chance to get a win tonight while the chances of a draw and extra time stand at 23.1%.
Before you ask, they do not have data for the probability of us having a weather emergency tonight.
Flamengo v Bayern Munich (21:00 BST)
Flamengo have been bringing their fans to the tournament in numbers.
Their win over Chelsea was witnessed by 54,000 in the stands and today is no different as a raucous atmosphere greets the Flamengo players, who are the first to emerge out of the tunnel at the Hard Rock Stadium.
With each player doing the individual walk-ons, we still have some time to go for the kick-off, but do not worry, it is fast approaching.
Flamengo v Bayern Munich (21:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe quarter-finals will be played across 4 and 5 July, the semi-finals on 8 and 9 July, with the final taking place on 13 July.
Flamengo v Bayern Munich (21:00 BST)
Bayern Munich
Image source, Getty ImagesBayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany speaking to DAZN: "We wanted our players fresh for this game and now we are here, we have to be ready to perform.
"For Jamal [Musiala], it is still a little bit early. It doesn't mean he can't have a big role but we just have to be a bit patient with that one.
"It was a necessity [to change the team]. We played in Charlotte where it was 38 degrees and was probably one of the most extreme weather conditions you can face. They are human beings.
"We earned the right [to make changes against Benfica] because we qualified really early but now it means nothing. Now it is about making sure we perform on the day and these are the best players to start and the others will have to finish the game.
"We hope we can make it a very different game for Flamengo from what they are used to and we are certainly ready for a real physical battle."
Harry Kane's second-half strike was the 41st goal of his season
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.
Bayern will face European champions Paris St-Germain in Saturday's quarter-final.
England captain Kane has now broken the 40-goal barrier in successive seasons for the first time, having ended the 2023-24 campaign on 44 in all competitions.
The 31-year-old was one of seven changes made by manager Vincent Kompany after Tuesday's 1-0 defeat to Benfica and the Bundesliga champions certainly started the game with an extra spring in their step.
Both these teams are known for their high press but Flamengo -who also made six changes on Sunday - found Bayern's intensity just too much in the early stages as the German side, spearheaded by Kane, pinned back their opponents.
Bayern refused to take their foot off the gas after Pulgar's early own goal and soon doubled their advantage through Kane, who netted his third goal of the tournament in the second half to clinch his team's place in the last eight.
Both teams had chances in an absorbing contest, but in the end it was Kane's finishing that proved the difference in Miami.
His second of the game - a composed finish from Kimmich's pass - all but ended Flamengo's hopes of getting back into the match after Jorginho's trademark penalty had cut the advantage for a second time.
Sunday's game was one to forget for midfielder Pulgar, however.
After his own goal, the Chilean hurt himself in a rash first-half challenge on Kane - which earned him a yellow card - and had to be carried off on a stretcher.
Flamengo had conceded only five times in their previous 11 games but shipped four goals at the Hard Rock Stadium.
Bayern, meanwhile, have now scored 154 goals in all competitions this season.
Bayern play PSG in the quarter-finals in Atlanta on Saturday, 5 July at 17:00 BST.
Flamengo - who lead the Brazilian Serie A table - resume their league campaign against Santos on Thursday, 17 July (01:30 BST).
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Manager: Vincent Kompany
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Manager: Filipe LuÃs
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: Vincent Kompany
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