Phil Foden, the young maestro of Manchester City, expressed immense delight as the team secured an unprecedented FIFA Club World Cup triumph, defeating Fluminense with a resounding 4-0 victory.
Foden, a key contributor in the final, shared his thoughts on the intense match and the profound significance of this historic achievement.
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Phil Foden’s Post-Match Elation
“It was an unbelievable match. Fair play to them, I love the way they play with short passes; they didn’t make it easy for us. We displayed heart and determination, especially considering we’re not accustomed to the heat. I’m genuinely delighted with the outcome. This victory is monumental for the club. I’m over the moon, delighted. It is massive for the club.”
Key Moments in the Final
The match witnessed an early opener from Julian Alvarez, a testament to City’s quick start. Foden played a pivotal role, with his cross leading to an own goal by Nino, and he added a third with a well-placed finish in the second half. Alvarez sealed the victory with a powerful strike, securing City’s fifth trophy of 2023 and their inaugural FIFA Club World Cup title.
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Acknowledging Fluminense’s Quality
Foden also commended Fluminense for their style of play, acknowledging their commitment to short passes and describing them as a great side. Despite the challenges posed by Fluminense, City showcased not only quality but heart and determination to emerge victorious.
Stay tuned for more exclusive reactions, celebratory moments, and in-depth coverage from City News Centre as we delve into the historic triumph of Manchester City in the FIFA Club World Cup. Follow us for the latest updates and relish the joyous journey of City’s extraordinary achievements.
P | W | D | L | Pts | ||
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1 | Liverpool | |||||
2 | Arsenal | |||||
3 | Chelsea | |||||
4 | Nottingham Forest | |||||
5 | Newcastle United | |||||
6 | AFC Bournemouth | |||||
7 | Manchester City | |||||
8 | Fulham | |||||
9 | Aston Villa | |||||
10 | Brighton & Hove Albion | |||||
11 | Brentford | |||||
12 | Tottenham Hotspur | |||||
13 | West Ham United | |||||
14 | Manchester United | |||||
15 | Everton | |||||
16 | Crystal Palace | |||||
17 | Wolverhampton Wanderers | |||||
18 | Leicester City | |||||
19 | Ipswich Town | |||||
20 | Southampton |
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