Did Bayern Munich Overcome Flamengo to Face PSG?

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Key Takeaways
- Harry Kane was instrumental in Bayern's victory with two goals.
- Bayern Munich will face PSG in the upcoming semifinals.
- The match showcased high intensity and skill from both teams.
- Vincent Kompany emphasized the need for recovery for his players.
- Flamengo's coach recognized Bayern's quality and the importance of minimizing mistakes.
Miami, June 30 (NationPress) Harry Kane netted a brace as Bayern Munich triumphed over Flamengo with a score of 4-2 in an electrifying encounter at the Hard Rock Stadium, securing their spot in the FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinals. Under the guidance of Vincent Kompany, the team is set to face Paris Saint-Germain for a chance at a semifinal berth at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta this Saturday.
Bayern quickly established a two-goal advantage, with Erick Pulgar accidentally scoring an own goal, followed by a deflected shot from Kane that found the back of the net. A powerful strike from Gerson reduced the lead, but Leon Goretzka extended Bayern's advantage to 3-1 at halftime.
Jorginho converted a penalty after Michel Olise was called for handball, pulling one back for Flamengo. However, as they pressed for an equalizer, Kane sealed the game with a brilliant touch and a perfect finish.
“In the first 20 minutes, we played well, but the intensity was fierce,” said Kompany. “I wondered if we could maintain this in the heat against such a strong opponent. Thankfully, we found our rhythm, and it was a great match for the fans. We’re thrilled to advance.”
Kompany emphasized the importance of rest before their upcoming match against PSG, stating, “We need to recover from this game and utilize every day to regain our energy. What more could you ask for? Top teams competing on the grandest stage. We’ll be ready!”
Flamengo’s coach, Filipe Luis, acknowledged their opponents’ quality, stating, “We must accept the superiority of Bayern. They are a formidable side, and any mistake at this level can be disastrous. Those who deserved to advance did so.”