Inter knocked out of Club World Cup in last 16 by Brazilians Fluminense
Briefly

Fluminense's unexpected 2-0 victory over Champions League finalists Inter in the Club World Cup marked a disappointing introduction for new coach Cristian Chivu. After securing an early lead with German Cano's goal and solidifying their win with Hercules' late strike, Fluminense showcased strong defensive skills. Despite facing increased pressure in the final 20 minutes, goalkeeper Fabio's performance was pivotal, maintaining a clean sheet. Fluminense now prepares for the quarter-finals against either Manchester City or Al Hilal, while the match's low attendance raised concerns about fan engagement at the event.
Brazilian side Fluminense knocked out Champions League finalists Inter with a stunning 2-0 victory at the Club World Cup, marking a disappointing start for coach Cristian Chivu.
Goals from German Cano and Hercules secured Fluminense's upset victory, ensuring their progression to the quarter-finals where they'll face either Manchester City or Al Hilal.
Fluminense's experienced goalkeeper Fabio played a crucial role, making several key saves to maintain a clean sheet during a tense second half against Inter.
The match, attended by a mere 20,030 fans at the 74,867-capacity Bank of America Stadium, highlighted the dwindling attendance during this Club World Cup.
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