Flamengo x Chelsea pelo Mundial de Clubes (Gilvan de Souza/Flamengo)
O Mundial de Clubes chega nos seus últimos jogos com o Chelsea como um dos destaques, já que é o primeiro time garantido na final. Os ingleses venceram o Fluminense e o Palmeiras no mata-mata para chegar nessa decisão. A única derrota na competição foi na segunda rodada da fase de grupos, para o Flamengo, por 3 a 1.
E antes do jogo contra o Fluzão, alguns torcedores do Chelsea foram questionados pela “ESPN” sobre quem teria sido o adversário mais difícil do clube inglês no torneio da Fifa até então. Vale destacar que o time comandado por Enzo Maresca foi quem mais enfrentou brasileiro nessa competição, tendo um saldo positivo.
De forma unânime, todos apontaram o Mengão como o duelo mais complicado, justificando justamente que foi o único vencedor. Mas, além do resultado positivo, o clube carioca foi bastante superior na partida e ganhou de forma merecida. Foram nove chutes no alvo do Rubro-Negro contra quatro dos ingleses. A posse de bola também foi maior, além de ter tido mais escanteios, sendo oito contra cinco nesse quesito.
“Acho que foi o Flamengo porque eles passaram por cima da gente”, disse um torcedor. “Flamengo foi o melhor adversário, foi o mais difícil de enfrentar”, falou outro. Já um torcedor, citou a vontade que o Rubro-Negro tinha de fazer gols, entendendo que a vitória poderia ter sido mais elástica. “O mais difícil de jogar foi contra o Flamengo e eles queriam mais”, opinou. “O mais difícil foi o Flamengo, eles nos derrotaram”, analisou outro inglês.
Torcedores do Chelsea falaram do Palmeiras
Após elogiar a partida contra o Flamengo, alguns torcedores do Chelsea também deram suas opiniões sobre o jogo do Palmeiras. Um deles elogiou o Verdão, mas acredita que o clube paulista não fez um grande jogo. “Palmeiras é bom, Estêvão é muito bom, é um grande talento, mas não acho que jogou bem, não jogou como um time”, disse. “O jogo que eu gosto mais foi contra o Palmeiras porque nós ganhamos”, falou outro.
Embora o Chelsea tenha vencido o Verdão no tempo normal, não foi um jogo fácil, estando empatado até os 83 minutos, quando Weverton falhou e fez um gol contra. Em certo momento, a partida foi equilibrada, com o time brasileiro tendo chances de vencer. A superioridade maior mesmo foi nos primeiros minutos, quando abriu o placar.
Final da Copa do Mundo de Clubes
O Chelsea já está confirmado na grande decisão da primeira edição do novo formato do Mundial de Clubes. Os Blues vão encarar o vencedor de PSG x Real Madrid, que se enfrentam hoje (09). A final acontece no domingo (13), às 16h (de Brasília), no MetLife Stadium, em Nova Jérsei. Campeão do mundo em 2021, o clube inglês busca o bicampeonato da competição.
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