They are addicted to winning and that will have only been heightened after winning seemed to become that bit harder in their past few Premier League games. If City win today's final, that would make it five trophies in 2023 — and they wish they had won the less-fancied League Cup and Community Shield to make it seven. Pep: Winning Club World Cup would 'finish the circle'(Getty Images)Speaking after Manchester City's comfortable 3-0 win over Urawa Red Diamonds in the semi-final on Tuesday.
He splits his time between the two teams, joining the national team only for South American World Cup qualifying matches. This allows the national team to continue their attempts to lure Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti to lead them on a long-term basis. Who are Fluminense? (Getty Images)Fluminense Football Club, informally referred to as Flu, is a Brazilian club that competes in the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A, the first tier of Brazilian football, and the Carioca Championship, the state league of Rio de Janeiro. The club was founded in 1902 in the neighborhood of Laranjeiras and is the oldest in Rio de Janeiro.
We go through the same motions with the Community Shield every August and that pits together the winners of the two biggest competitions in England, so imagine our snootiness when teams from… checks notes… New Zealand are taking part! The original idea would have made lots of sense, but European sides have dominated this for years now, to the point where the trophy feels like it is just something shiny to take back to the old continent. The teams involved do care about these things, though, and if you want proof of City’s enthusiasm, then have a look at their celebrations after lifting the European Super Cup in August: the dressing-room scenes were not quite as passionate as they were after winning the Champions League, but the players were clearly delighted.
Hit the link below to listen to their engrossing debate or read an abridged transcript of it. GO FURTHERWill the new Club World Cup become more popular than the World Cup itself? Wenger defends expanded Club World Cup amid player welfare concernsArsene Wenger has defended the expanded FIFA Club World Cup and pushed back against widespread criticism that it will increase the risk of player injuries. Former Arsenal manager Wenger, who is FIFA’s chief of global development, also believes the new format, which will see 32 teams compete every four years, matches a demand for better tournaments.
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