📊Key stats from the opening round of the Club World Cup | OneFootball

Yesterday marked the end of the first day of the Club World Cup and we at OneFootball bring you the best numbers it left behind.

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Bayern tops the stats

After the 10-0 against Auckland City, the Bavarian team leads all the stats there are. In the top scorers table, Jamal Musiala leads thanks to his hat-trick.

And in the top assist table, Michael Olise leads alongside Alberto Costa, Khephren Thuram, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Marcos Acuña with two goal passes.

CONMEBOL ended undefeated

Winning the world championship for a South American club throughout history has been the most important thing. And now, that has not changed from any point of view.

Palmeiras, Fluminense, Botafogo, Flamengo, Boca and River have left a great impression on the first day and none have lost, even though there were clashes with European teams. So far, the rivals everyone wants to avoid.

UEFA teams suffered from high temperatures

For the clubs from the old continent, this first day was not as expected. It's true that Bayern, PSG and Juventus have scored heavily, but most of them have struggled in their debut.

The high temperatures and synthetic grass were a topic of discussion among the players who will have to show a better face in this second day where we could already have the first eliminations.

The two big surprises

Without a doubt, we have had two completely unexpected results on this first day. On Tuesday, Monterrey achieved a historic draw against Inter thanks to a header from Sergio Ramos.

And yesterday, we witnessed Real Madrid's stumble against an Al-Hilal full of European figures. The Merengues could have won it at the end, but Bono stood tall.

Stadiums averaged half the attendance

Another topic of the highest level club meeting was the attendance seen in the stadiums. The highest points were in the match between Real Madrid and Al-Hilal, in the match between Inter Miami and Al Ahly and in the clash between Boca Juniors and Benfica, where over 90% of the available seats were filled.

However, we had two very weak points in the debut. The worst has been the match between Mamelodi Sundowns and Ulsan HD which had 3,412 attendees and the match between River Plate and Urawa Red Diamonds which had 11,974 spectators. Even so, the party did not miss in the stands.

What did you think of this first day of the Club World Cup?

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