The death half of the Club World Cup, six giants gathered together and were scared to watch, Messi entered the tiger s nest

The Club World Cup draws out the most terrifying "death half zone" in history, and six European giants gather in the lower half zone, and even Real Madrid and Manchester City cannot escape! This half-zone is so luxurious that it makes other teams "scared". Paris, Bayern and Dortmund are already in place, and Real Madrid, Manchester City (or Juventus), Inter Milan (or River Plate) will join soon.

The host Miami International, who ranked last in the group stage, was thrown directly into this tiger's nest! Messi will fight Mbappe's Paris in the first game and advance? The probability is only one in ten thousand! Bayern and Flamenco are already sharpening their knives in the next round...How is this a draw? It was clearly a "meat grinder" prepared for the wealthy families, but it made Messi the worst prey! The division results of the 16th knockout match in the Club World Cup have caused fans around the world to take a breath. The second half of the area instantly transformed into "Hell Entrance" and the five major leagues were camped here. Currently, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, Dortmund and Flamenco have been determined to fall into the region. This is just the beginning. The top spot in Group H is likely to belong to Real Madrid, the champion of the Champions League, and the second in Group G will be between Premier League overlord Manchester City and Serie A veteran Juventus, while the second in Group E will be competed for by Inter Milan and South American powerhouse Riverbed. This means that at least 6 top global giants are stuffed into the lower half of the region.

The only "super fish" who has been involved in the powerful circle is actually the host Miami International. They stumbled and scored 4 points in the group stage, but were forced to jump into the tiger's nest. Messi's 1/8 final opponent directly locked in Paris Saint-Germain, a Ligue 1 champion led by Mbappe and last season's Champions League semi-finals.

This half area can become a "death zone" and is all the result of the wealthy family voting with their own feet. Bayern took the initiative to "play with fire" in the last round of the group, facing Benfica's 13 shots but failed. The core Sane kicked the ball twice in an empty goal, resulting in a 0-1 loss.

Official technical statistics show that Bayern has a ball possession rate of up to 73% in this game, but the conversion rate is only bleak 4 shots.

Dortmund and Fruminense's performances are more naked. The two teams played like a training match in the last round of life and death, with only 7 fouls in total. Dortmund players even delayed the time in the midfield, and the final 0-0 score allowed them to "get their wishes" to escape from the second in the group. The broadcast footage captured Dortmund coach Terzici's expression of relief after the final whistle.

The real "movie-level game" appears in Group G. Juventus can hold the second place in the group as long as he draws with Manchester City, and Manchester City must win to win to escape the top spot. The collision between the Premier League and the Serie A giants has not yet started, and it has been teased by fans as the "Hide and Seet Championship". The winner will enter the safe upper half and face the weak team, while the loser may suffer a head-on blow from Real Madrid.

When the secret battle between the rich families in the second half of the area was in full swing, Messi's Miami International was tied to the altar. In the first round of the knockout round, we will face Paris Saint-Germain at home, and Messi will play for two years as his old club. Miami scored only 2 goals in three group matches, of which 1 goal was still an own goal.

Even if the miracle comes to Miami and advance in an upset, the winners of Bayern Munich and Flamenco will be awaiting them. Bayern has a frontcourt trident composed of Kane, Sane and Musiara, and the team's value is over 1 billion euros. The total price of Miami team is less than 100 million, and there are 7 local American League players on the bench. The referee's whistle sounded, and the stadium might become a goal training ground for European superstars. The roster of the second half of the second half is like a disaster film script. Paris's match against Miami International was teased as "the battle between Messi's former vs. current"; Bayern fought against Flamenco to the death and became "South American Liberators' Championship vs. Champions League semi-finals"; and Real Madrid is likely to encounter Manchester City or Juventus, and this scene is almost replicated last year's Champions League semi-finals. The style of the upper half of

is completely different. As the only traditional giant, Chelsea only needs to face non-five league teams such as Palmeiras and Jeddah United. When names such as Botafogo and Monterrey appeared in the other half of the zone, the German transfer market website immediately updated the team's promotion probability: the probability of Chelsea entering the final is as high as 68%, while the probability of promotion of Real Madrid, a favorite to win the championship in the second half, was compressed to 21%.

The most heart-wrenching thing is the intensity of the schedule in the second half. If Real Madrid wants to break through, they may have to overcome three mountains, Manchester City, Paris and Bayern, and these three teams have won the Champions League championship in the past four years. The British magazine "442" directly called it "Champion-level hell breakthrough". Any team that emerges from here is equivalent to completing three Champions League finals in advance.

Messi and Miami International became the most tragic existences in this Shura field. When the reporter asked coach Martino how he viewed the lottery results, he smiled bitterly: "We were buying milk in the supermarket, but we were dragged into the tank battle. "The match commentator found that the ticket prices for the first round of the Miami International knockout round had plummeted. Fans don't even want to spend money to watch the massacre.

Fruminense coach Diniz's words pointed out the secret: "Some games, losing is the winner. " Unfortunately, Messi has no right to win or lose. In the camera of Argentina TV, he and his teammates were silent throughout the whole process when they returned to the training ground. A fan hand-painted poster hung outside the training base: a goat squatted in a cage with trembling squatting, and a group of bare-toothed tigers were surrounded by a group of bare-toothed tigers.