The Club World Cup final may recreate the classic scene of the 1962 World Cup - assuming that Fabianruiz and Pedroneto each score a goal

It's fast to say that the one-month Club World Cup has only the last final. Looking back now, there are still many memories of this Club World Cup, such as Riyadh Crescent defeating Manchester City in an upset, Paris Saint-Germain crushing Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid, Chelsea sloppy and avoiding many strong teams, advancing to the finals, etc. As for what the final result will be, I will talk about it more now, just wait for the game to start. Paris Saint-Germain is definitely the more favored side, but who can predict what will happen in the final?

Compared with Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain may have fewer fans around the world. So for neutral fans, it doesn’t matter who wins this final, as long as it’s exciting. Paris Saint-Germain scored 16 goals in the first 6 games, with averaging nearly 3 goals per game. Such attack power is indeed terrifying. Moreover, they have only conceded 1 goal so far, which is really hopeless. It is difficult for Paris Saint-Germain to not score goals in the face of Chelsea; so I just hope that Chelsea can score goals, even if it is one.

If Chelsea only scored one goal, I hope it will be Pedroneto. As for Paris Saint-Germain, I don't know how many goals they can score, but at least, I hope Fabian Ruys can score one.

What kind of gimmick is this? If you are familiar with the history of world football, you will know that there was a classic scene in the 1962 World Cup. And this Club World Cup is currently very close to reappearing this scene. The premise is that the two people mentioned above both scored a goal.

Who is the top scorer in the 1962 World Cup? Garincha. But the problem is that Galincha got the Golden Boot through the draw, because at that time, he scored 4 goals, and there were still 5 people.

In other words, in the 1962 World Cup, the players scored the most goals, as many as 6 people. They both scored 4 goals. They are Galincha in Brazil, Vava, Varentin Ivanov in the Soviet Union, Lionel Sanchez in Chile, Albert in Hungary, and Yerkovic in Yugoslavia. The rule at that time was that if the goal was the same, then draw lots. Garincha became the lucky one. But to be honest, based on the overall performance of that World Cup, Garrincha deserves the title of Golden Boot.

This is also the largest number of players in the history of the World Cup.

Okay, let's watch this Club World Cup. It's very interesting. Those giants who have been eliminated, the scorers in their team have laid an advantage early on. For example, Benfica's Di Maria, the team left so early, but the Angels actually scored 4 goals. This data has been lying for more than ten days and has not been surpassed yet.

4 goals are the data of the top scorer of the Club World Cup so far. Also scoring 4 goals are Dortmund's Gilasi, Marcos Leonardo of Riyadh Crescent, and Gonzalo Garcia of Real Madrid. Among the remaining people, only Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain are players, and in theory there is still a possibility of surpassing them. Considering the nature of the final, the probability of a large score is not high (not to mention the 5:0 in the Champions League final), so it is difficult to surpass 4 goals, and it is more realistic to reach 4 goals. Currently, Fabianruiz and Pedroneto both scored 3 goals, so as long as they scored one goal each, the six players tied for the first place in the scorer list, and they all scored 4 goals. This is exactly the same as the classic scene of the 1962 World Cup.

Demberle also has a chance, but he needs to finish the brace. Very difficult.

Of course, what is said here is just tied for the first place in the Scorer list, not the Golden Boot. I don’t know the specific rules for this Club World Cup, but it should be that the goals are the same, depending on the number of assists. In this regard, Gonzalo Garcia has an advantage.