Harry Kane scored his second and third goals of the FIFA Club World Cup for Power Bayern Munich in the quarter-finals with a 4–2 win over Flemego in the recreational round of 16 clash on Sunday at Miami Garden, Fla.
Bayern also scored a meeting with UEFA Champions League winner Paris St.-Germen through an early goal and also through Leon Gratzka, who defeated Inter Miami, 4–0 before Sunday.
In his most recent meeting, Bayern defeated PSG 1–0 in Munich in the UCL League stage on 26 November.
Garson and Jorganino scored for Flemego, which became the second of the four Brazilian teams after losing an additional time for domestic rivals Palmiras on Saturday.
After defeating Chelsea 3–1 in Group D Play, the Rio de Janeiro side became flexible after two quickly back.
But in the 73rd minute, Kane’s second goal finally sealed the route to Bayern and Flemego’s first defeat in 11 matches in all competitions.
Joshua Kimich fed Ken after a dirty flame cheaper just above the penalty arch. The British turned slowly, then all the clubs in this season fired a low, right-foot effort in the lower right corner for their 41st goal in competitions.
An early second half penalty brought Flemego back into the game.
Referee Michael Oliver immediately pointed to the spot after a flamego cross from Michael Olis’s outstratch arm.
Jortanho operated in a confident punishment to increase the majority of the crowd supporting one of the most decorated clubs in Brazil.
Bayern made a bright start and was ahead 2–0 in front.
In the sixth minute, defender from the right part of Kimich from the right part of the defender Eric Pulgar, which could not get enough in traffic to clean the ball and was accidentally rejected inside the distant post.
Three minutes later, the excellent challenge of Dayot Upamecano forced the Georgian Day Erscate to a turnover. Kane picked up the ball, went briefly towards the goal and then put a low shot at 22 yards, which took a deflection on its way in the left corner.
Flemego replied in the 33rd minute, in which the Garson Luiz reached the retrenchment of Arujo and for the first time gave power to half a volley of manual Neur’s past.
But Gauratzka restored the two-go gains of Bayern eight minutes later when he directed his finish beyond the box through traffic in the bottom left corner.
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