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Palmeiras midfielder Dudu scored a superb second-half goal as the Copa Libertadores winners earned a clinical 2-0 win over Egypt's Al Ahly at Abu Dhabi's Al Nahyan Stadium on Tuesday to book their place in the final of the Club World Cup.
Palmeiras booked their place in the Club World Cup final with a 2-0 win over Al Ahly, who had a man sent off late in the game. Palmeiras were at the tournament by virtue of their 2021 Copa Libertadores win over Brazilian rivals Flamengo, while Egyptian side Al Ahly beat Kaizer Chiefs in last year’s CAF Champions League final. Ad/> Al Ahly beat Monterrey on Saturday 1-0 in order to reach the semi-finals.
Chelsea captain Cesar Azpilicueta has urged his team to make history by claiming a maiden Club World Cup title in Abu Dhabi.
It has come to the point where Chelsea needs to look at the opponents sneaking up behind them. Not just for top four security, but for the security of Thomas Tuchel.
Antonio Conte says Spurs have made transfer 'mistakes'
Cesar Azpilicueta has brushed off questions about his future ahead of Chelsea’s Club World Cup semi-final against Al Hilal. Having won the Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup, Champions League, Europa League and UEFA Super Cup during his decade-long stint at Stamford Bridge, the Club World Cup is the last major trophy missing from Azpilicueta’s collection. He was on the losing side in the final in 2012, when Chelsea were beaten 1-0 by Corinthians in Yokohama.
Antonio Conte says Spurs have made transfer 'mistakes'
As Chelsea's players walked purposefully onto the pitch at Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium this evening, the sun setting over the steep west stand and a surprisingly cool wind gusting around them, any suggestion from back home that this step into the relative unknown was somehow not of utmost importance seemed way off the mark.