The first game of the Club World Cup is almost unsuccessful! The host tied the African team, and the goalkeeper scored a penalty + 8 saves.

On June 15, the Club World Cup ushered in the opening match, with a game in Group A, Miami International faced Cairo Nationals. In the 90-minute fierce battle, neither team scored a goal and finally drew 0-0, each with 1 point.

Miami International is led by star Messi, as well as Suarez, Busquets, Alba and other former stars. The head coach is Mascherano. The team has excellent paper strength and they are attracting much attention when fighting at home.

Cairo Nationals are the absolute overlord of the Egyptian League. They have won the Egyptian League championship 45 times and the African Champions League championship 12 times. The team is almost all Egyptian international players, and there are many foreign players. The overall strength cannot be underestimated. In the first half, Cairo Nationals turned away. The sharp counterattack made Miami International very uncomfortable. Several players on the front line were very active, making Miami International's defense very passive. In the first half, Cairo Nationals shot 6 times on the goal and also got a penalty kick. Fortunately, Miami International goalkeeper Ustari was in a very brave state. Not only did he resolve Trezeguet's penalty kick, but he also disintegrated the opponent's threatening shot one by one, ensuring that the goal was not lost. In contrast, Miami International led by Messi was very passive in the scene and was once completely suppressed by the opponent. There were only 4 shots in the first half and 1 shot on the right track. In the second half, Miami International's offense improved significantly, and Messi continued to create threats in the frontcourt. In the 63rd minute, Messi's free kick was off against the post, which was the team's closest chance to score in this game. Miami International then continued to put pressure on the opponent's goal, creating many threatening shots. Cairo Nationals goalkeeper Shenavi was also in excellent condition, making many divine pounces, and rejecting the opponent's multiple shots.

The whole game ended, and the two teams finally drew 0-0, each scoring 1 point. Throughout the game, the two teams were basically the same in terms of shots. Miami International scored 12 shots, 4 shots on the right side, Cairo Nationals scored 11 shots and 8 shots on the right side, Miami International goalkeeper Ustari made a total of 8 saves and saved the opponent's penalty, becoming the biggest contributor to the team's 1 point.