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American Focus > Blog > Sports > Can South American teams save Club World Cup? Brazilian, Argentinian clubs ‘play to win’ and prove worth
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Can South American teams save Club World Cup? Brazilian, Argentinian clubs ‘play to win’ and prove worth

Last updated: June 17, 2025 9:59 pm
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South American teams have a long and storied history in world football, with clubs like Fluminense, Palmeiras, and Boca Juniors boasting impressive resumes. The success of these teams in the Club World Cup is a testament to their skill, determination, and resilience on the pitch. Despite facing off against European giants like Borussia Dortmund and Porto, these South American sides have proven that they are more than capable of holding their own and competing at the highest level.

Fluminense’s performance against Borussia Dortmund was particularly impressive, with the Brazilian side outshooting their opponents and creating several goal-scoring opportunities. Manager Renato Gaucho’s tactical approach and the team’s brave and attacking mindset were key factors in their strong showing. Similarly, Palmeiras and Boca Juniors showcased their quality against Porto and Benfica, respectively, with both teams dominating the shot count and expected goals.

The success of these South American teams in the Club World Cup highlights the depth of talent in the region and the competitive nature of football outside of Europe. While European clubs may have the financial resources to attract top talent, South American teams have shown that they have the skill, passion, and determination to compete with the best in the world.

As the tournament progresses, all eyes will be on these South American sides as they look to make a deep run and potentially upset the established order in world football. Whether it’s Fluminense, Palmeiras, Boca Juniors, or another team from the region, one thing is clear – South American football is alive and well, and ready to take on the world.

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The atmosphere created by passionate fans is truly something to behold, regardless of the size of the crowd. Whether it’s a packed stadium like the Boca Juniors’ match against Benfica in Miami Gardens or a less crowded affair like the recent game at MetLife Stadium, the energy and excitement generated by the supporters is palpable.

In a recent match at MetLife Stadium, the Fluminense supporters made up the majority of the 34,000 fans in attendance. Their chants and cheers echoed throughout the stadium, almost filling the void left by the empty seats. The sound of their drums could be heard from the press conference tent, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere for the players on the field.

As the South American teams continue their unbeaten streak in the tournament, the question remains of how far they can go. Teams like Flamengo and Botafogo are set to face tough opponents in the coming matches, including Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain. The Club World Cup represents a new chapter in the age-old rivalry between European and South American football, a battle that is sure to be fiercely contested.

“It is always a battle between European football and South American football,” acknowledged one of the coaches. The upcoming matches will test the skills and determination of these teams as they strive to make their mark on the international stage. With the support of their passionate fans behind them, anything is possible for these South American teams as they look to make a name for themselves in the world of football.

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