After a decisive 4-0 victory over Fluminense of Brazil, Manchester City has won the FIFA Club World Cup for the first time, marking a momentous occasion for the squad.
The game, which took place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah Sports City stadium, demonstrated Manchester City's supremacy in international football.
Under Pep Guardiola's management, the squad added this international championship to their already outstanding collection of trophies, which already included the FA Cup, UEFA Champions League, Premier League, and European Super Cup from the previous campaign.
Just 40 seconds into the game, attacker Julian Alvarez opened the score with a deft chest move that sent Nathan Ake's rebounding shot from the right post into the net. After Phil Foden's effort, defender Nino scored an own goal, adding to Fluminense's difficulties. Phil Foden later scored City's third goal with an incredible strike in the 72nd minute.
Two minutes before the final whistle, Alvarez sealed Manchester City's victory with a well-placed low strike, ushering in a new era for the team as Club World Cup Champions.
