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Flamengo 0-1 Chelsea: Latest updatesChelsea have taken the lead against Flamengo after Pedro Neto fired them ahead in the second round of group games at the 2025 Club World Cup in Philadelphia. The Premier League giants and the Brazilian side both won their tournament openers 2-0, against LAFC of the MLS and ES Tunis respectively, to get their Group D campaigns off to a flyer. Both will hope to wrap up qualification for the knockout stages today in Pennsylvania.

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Lionel Messi lit up the Club World Cup with a vintage free-kick goal that sealed a 2-1 comeback win for Inter Miami against Porto. In front of a 31,783-crowd at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium (not bad, with the game kicking off at 3pm local time on a Thursday), Porto led through a penalty inside 10 minutes before Telasco Segovia drew Miami level even earlier in the second half with a thumping finish.

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Inter Miami 2-1 Porto — Club World Cup latest scoreLionel Messi has given Inter Miami a lead from behind in their second Club World Cup match against Porto. Both teams are in search of a first win at the tournament after all four teams in Group A shared draws in the first round of fixtures. Lionel Messi and Inter Miami played out a 0-0 draw with Al Ahly in the tournament opener, while Porto and Palmeiras's clash also ended goalless.

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Real Madrid 1-1 Al Hilal in second halfReal Madrid and Al-Hilal are level 1-1 in the second half of their match on day five of the 2025 Club World Cup. Gonzalo Garcia scored the opening goal for the Spanish side before Ruben Neves equalized from the penalty spot in the first half. Xabi Alonso's first line-up in charge of Madrid saw Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dean Huijsen handed their team debuts, while star forward Kylian Mbappe missed out due to illness.

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Liga MX power CF Monterrey begins play at the FIFA Club World Cup Tuesday night at the Rose Bowl. That’s straightforward enough of a phrase. But the trail of controversy at the club’s back is right out of a Mexican telenovela. Monterrey recently hired former Manchester City and Barcelona assistant Domènec Torrent as head coach, and he’ll debut against UEFA Champions League runner-up Inter Milan at the Rose Bowl. How Torrent came to be hired is where things get spicy.