😱 Chelsea out to Flamengo: 3-1, Danilo scores, Jackson madness 🇧🇷 | OneFootball

Brazilian teams continue to amaze in the Club World Cup: Flamengo beats Chelsea 3-1 in a comeback, their second giant killing after Botafogo's win against PSG.

We also recall the two draws by Palmeiras and Fluminense against Porto and Borussia Dortmund. No Brazilian team has lost yet in the competition.

⚡Pedro Neto's illusion and 6 minutes of madness

At 13', Pedro Neto scores in an open field, taking advantage of a grave error by Wesley (linked to several Italian teams in recent days), but Chelsea does not dominate the game or possession: in fact, 63% against 37% for the Blues.

However, Maresca's team experiences 6 minutes of total distraction: first, a beautiful long pass by Gerson (ex-Fiorentina) inspires the headed assist for Bruno Henrique's tap-in at 62', who had entered the field just 10 minutes earlier.

Two minutes pass and Flamengo completes the comeback: on a corner kick, ex-Juve Danilo scores the 2-1 with a scissors kick.

😱 Nicolas Jackson sent off after 4'! Goal of 2005

The sports madness continues with Nicolas Jackson's red card at 68', just 4 minutes after coming on. A hammer kick without reason and a well-deserved red card.

Flamengo's coach Filipe Luis (ex-left back of Atletico Madrid) brings in 2005-born striker Wallace Yan, who luckily scores the 3-1 at 83'.

🇧🇷 Brazilian dominance: Chelsea and PSG KO! Dortmund and Porto 🛑

This result confirms a clear trend: Brazilian teams are dominating the early rounds of the Club World Cup, especially against top European teams.

We recall that Palmeiras drew 0-0 with Porto and is in 1st place in Group A, just like Botafogo in Group B after beating PSG 1-0.

Fluminense, on the other hand, held Borussia Dortmund to a 0-0 draw, creating more chances than the Germans. And now, Flamengo has beaten Chelsea 3-1, with the red and blacks leading Group D alone: 6 points out of 6.

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