The ultimate suspense of the Club World Cup: Real Madrid is 0-0 and may be eliminated? The number of yellow cards determines the fate of Asian giants!

Mathematical formulas and the referee's small notebook will determine the life and death of the European king! In the last round of the Club World Cup Group H, Real Madrid, Salzburg Red Bull and Riyadh Crescent strangled. A red card may cause Real Madrid to fall into the dead zone, or it may also write a new history of Asian football.

At 9:00 on June 27, the final final battle of the Club World Cup group stage was held. Two life-and-death battles in Group H started simultaneously: Real Madrid faced Salzburg Red Bull, and Riyadh Crescent faced Pachuca who had been eliminated. The global focus is on this because this is the battle to belong to the last two top 16 tickets. Three teams were crowded on the single-plank bridge, and one side was destined to leave the field in disgrace.

Group H: After the tie bomb detonated at any time, Real Madrid and Salzburg had 4 points, Riyadh scored 2 points in the new moon, and Pachuca ranked last in the bottom of 0 points. The previous confrontation lays the groundwork: Real Madrid's new moon 1-1, and the new moon 0-0 Salzburg. These draws are like time bombs, making the situation in the last round complicated.

Real Madrid: Winning is the first place, but there is a trap for the draw

to defeat Salzburg and firmly sit in the first place in the group.

If the score is 1-1 or higher, the score draw (such as 2-2), Real Madrid will lock in the top spot in the group (three teams have the advantage in the minor league goals).

If there is a 0-0 draw, there will be dangers: the three teams will have 5 points together, and the minor league points, goal difference, and goals will all be tied. The total goal difference of the entire group, or even discipline points, must be compared.

New Moon: Destiny is not entirely in your own hands

Must defeat Pachuca.

At the same time, I hope Real Madrid will defeat Salzburg (the new moon will qualify).

If Real Madrid draws 0-0 with Salzburg, New Moon will need to compete with Real Madrid for a goal difference after winning (currently Real Madrid's total goal difference +2). If the goal difference is flat, the discipline points will be relatively strict.

Salzburg: Only one win

defeated Real Madrid and advanced to the top.

Loss is basically eliminated.

draw (especially 0-0) requires the hope that the new moon will not beat Pachuca, and the probability is extremely low.

Ultimate Judge: Discipline points and red and yellow cards

When the conventional data such as points, goal difference, and goal count cannot be distinguished, the cruel discipline points will become the final judge.

The rules of the Club World Cup are clear: 1 point is deducted for each yellow card, 3 points are deducted for two yellow cards, and 4 points are deducted for the straight red card. Those with fewer points deductions rank high.

Real Madrid: Bearing the hidden danger of red card

in the first game against the New Moon, central defender Nacho was red (4 points deducted), Militon received a yellow card (1 point deducted), and the current discipline point was at least -5 points (other yellow cards may exist).

Riyadh Crescent: relatively "clean"

Report mentioned three yellow cards in three games, with discipline points -3 points.

If the same score and the same goal difference, the team with better discipline points (less deductions) advances. If the discipline scores are the same, destiny can only be determined by drawing lots.

This means that Real Madrid may pay the price of second place in the group because of Nacho's straight hit.

Group 2? Or the top players in the H Group

will enter the second half of the zone, where the potential opponents are last season's Premier League champion Manchester City, as well as top European giants such as Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich, which can be called the "death half zone".

And the second in Group H will enter the upper half, against the second in other groups, the pressure on the schedule is relatively reduced. If Real Madrid falls second due to discipline, it may be "a blessing in disguise."

For the Riyadh Crescent, this is an opportunity to create history. If it can become the first Asian team to advance to the Club World Cup knockout stage, it will be a milestone achievement in Asian football. The Saudi capital behind it has invested a huge amount of money this season. Although Neymar is injured, stars such as Mitrovic shoulder heavy responsibilities.

Money and Rules

Food World Cup stipulates that each yellow card is fined about 10,600 euros, and a maximum fine of 21,300 euros will be fined. Real Madrid has paid the price for Nacho's red card. But at this moment, the competitive impact of this red card far exceeds its economic penalties.

When the final whistle sounds, the freeze of the standings depends not only on the field's struggle, but also on the yellow and red cards recorded by the referee. The foundation of European giants, the ambition of West Asian upstarts, and the dark horse posture of Eastern European powerhouses will usher in the final judgment under the precise calculation of mathematical rules and discipline archives.

Is Real Madrid passing the crisis, or does the Crescent Moon create Asian history? Or is it that Salzburg staged a Jedi counterattack? All suspense is all in the last 180 minutes of fighting and the yellow card record book that may determine fate.