Club World Cup has changed! South American teams are still unbeaten in 9 games, and the two Brazilian League champions are out of the cold and defeat two Champions League champions

In a focus game in the second round of the Club World Cup Group D that ended in the early morning of June 21, Brazilian giants Flamenco reversed Chelsea 3-1, winning two consecutive victories, temporarily topped the opponent. With Flamengo winning this game, the Barcelona team has remained unbeaten since the start of the Club World Cup and has won two European giants, Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea.

There are a total of 6 South American teams participating in the 2025 Club World Cup, namely Boca Youth, Botafogo, Flamengo, Fruminense, Palmeiras and River Plate. In the first round of the game, the South American team remained unbeaten with 3 wins and 3 draws. The three wins were Botafogo's 2-1 defeat of the Seattle Bayer, Flamengo's 2-0 defeat of Tunisia Hope and Riverbed 3-1 defeat of Urawa Red Diamonds. Facing teams from other continents outside Europe, South American teams maintained a complete victory.

And in the first round of direct matches with European teams, the South American team did not lose the upper hand, and averaged 3 games. Palmeiras tied Porto 0-0, Boca Youth shook hands with Benfica 2-2, and Frumenense and Dortmund exchanged blank sheets.

And since the second round, the third team of the six teams in South America has won three games. If Palmeiras defeated Cairo Nationals 2-0, then Botafogo overturned Paris Saint-Germain 1-0, and Flamenco's 3-1 reversal of Chelsea is enough to attract the whole world's attention. You should know that Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea are both top European teams that have won the Champions League championship, but they did not expect to get any advantage against South American teams.

This makes people sigh that although the South American League has lost a large number of South American superstar players due to its financial strength, due to its rich background and talent reserves, South American teams mainly including Brazil and Argentina are still a force that cannot be underestimated by the Club World Cup.