Bayern Munich vs Flamengo: Who's Booking a Ticket for the Quarterfinal Tonight?
Rabat – Bayern Munich and Flamengo are facing off in a decisive Round 16 game, where both teams will race for a spot in the next stage as part of the FIFA Club World Cup.
The match will take place tonight at 9 p.m. Moroccan time at the Hard Rock Stadium.
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Flamengo is expected to adopt a 4-2-3-1 strategic play, with key players like Rossi, Wesley, Danilo, Pereira, Sandro, Pulgar, Jorginho, Gerson, de Arrascaeta, L. Araujo, and Plata
As for the Bundesliga champions, they are expected to deploy Neuer, Laimer, Upamecano, Tah, Guerreiro, Kimmich, Goretzka, Olise, Musiala, Coman, and Kane.
Several sports-focused websites expect Bayern Munich to win tonight's game 1-2.
Clubs that have already booked their spot for the quarter finals are Palmeiras and Chelsea.
Tonight will determine the fate of PSG and Inter Miami in the competition, with other clubs playing at 5 p.m. Moroccan time for a ticket.
Tomorrow's fixtures will include Inter Milan vs Fluminense and Manchester City vs Al Hilal.
Tuesday night will also feature Real Madrid vs Juventus and Dortmund vs C.F. Monterrey. Tags: 2025 FIFA Club World Cup
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