For the first time, Manchester City clinched the Club World Cup title by defeating Copa Libertadores champions Fluminense with an impressive 4-0 victory in Jeddah.
Pep Guardiola's team showcased their dynamic and attacking style of play, while Fluminense, persistently attempting to build from the back throughout the match, struggled to mount a substantial response.
As the reigning Champions League winners and Europe's representative, City added yet another accolade to their collection, marking their first title of the season and their fifth in a single calendar year.
Notable moments in the match included goals from Alvarez in the 1st minute, an own goal by Nino in the 27th minute, a goal by Foden in the 72nd minute, and another by Alvarez in the 88th minute.
At halftime, Manchester City led 2-0. The absence of Erling Haaland, Jeremy Doku, and Kevin de Bruyne was notable for City. The final of FIFA's club competition took place in Saudi Arabia, and the match was broadcast live on TNT Sports.
Manchester City's starting lineup featured Ederson, Walker, Stones, Dias, Ake, Rodrigo, Lewis, Bernardo, Foden, Grealish, and Alvarez.
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