With Manchester City 2-0 and Real Madrid 1-1 upset by Riyadh Crescent, the latest World Cup standings are released!

On June 19, the first round of the World Cup group stage continued, with three games ending one after another. Manchester City defeated Vadard 2-0, Real Madrid shook hands with Riyadh Crescent 1-1, while Juventus defeated Ain 5-0. The latest standings have also been updated, so let’s take a look at the details of the game together.

In the match between Manchester City and Vader, Premier League giants Manchester City showed a clear strength advantage. In the first half, Manchester City quickly scored two goals, establishing a leading position. Although they slowed down the offensive pace in the second half, Vadard was unable to create a threat and the game seemed quite boring. Although Manchester City were sent off a player at the last moment, this did not affect the outcome of the game, and they ended up easily winning 2-0.

The match between Real Madrid and Riyadh Crescent seemed even more stalemate. As a La Liga giant, Real Madrid encountered a strong counterattack from their opponents at the beginning. Riyadh Crescent once scored a goal, but was judged invalid for offside. Afterwards, Real Madrid launched a counterattack, Rodrigo passed the ball accurately in front of the penalty area, Gonzalo successfully scored, and Real Madrid once led 1-0. However, Asensio made a foul in the penalty area and gave his opponent a penalty kick, Neves took the penalty and tied the score to 1-1. In the second half, although Xinyue performed well, she failed to seize the opportunity, and Real Madrid missed the opportunity to win. In the end, the two teams ended with a 1-1 draw, and Real Madrid's draw result was surprising.

Juventus and Ain seemed one-sided, with Juventus scoring five goals in the first 60 minutes and quickly securing the victory. They then slowed down their offense and finally won easily with a 5-0 score. Juventus was relatively tolerant in the game and did not do his best like Bayern.

At this point, all the first round of the World Cup group stage ended, and the strong teams won one after another. Bayern, Paris, Manchester City, Juventus and Chelsea all won three points, while Inter Milan and Real Madrid ended with a tie, and Atletico Madrid ranked last.