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This means so much to Fluminense. Their players place their club flag on the centre spot and form a circle around it including their coaching staff.
They are chanting and singing together.
- 4 July: Fluminense v Man City/Al-Hilal (20:00 BST)
- 5 July: Palmeiras v Chelsea (02:00 BST)
- 5 July: PSG v Bayern Munich (17:00 BST)
- 5 July: Real Madrid/Juventus v Borussia Dortmund/Monterrey (21:00 BST)
If Manchester City win in a few hours we will have two England v Brazil quarter-finals.
Palmeiras play Chelsea on Saturday morning (02:00 BST).
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Aleks: Chances are Fluminense will get Man C in the quarter-finals. I sincerely hope this isn’t the walkover City had over them two years ago. I actually sincerely hope Fluminense get their revenge.
The Champions League finalists are out of the Fifa Club World Cup at the last 16 stage.
Fluminense will play Manchester City or Al-Hilal in the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup.
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Flu take the ball to the corner and win another free-kick.
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Former Premier League defender on Channel 5
There is an argument that the goal posts could be man of the match for Fluminense.
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Lima wins a free-kick for Flu and that’s probably that.
Inter’s Federico Dimarco hits the angle of post and bar with a nice 18-yard curler.
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Former Premier League defender on Channel 5
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This is why you love football.
Supporters crying – that’s how much it means. They deserve every bit of glory they’re getting.
Hercules with the finish and what a performance. It is a Hercules perfromance from the team.
Federico Dimarco puts a cross in which that man Hercules hacks clear.
Inter Milan’s players can start pre-ordering their cocktails on the beach for tomorrow.
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Fluminense are going to the quarter-finals!!!
Hercules runs onto a loose ball in loads of space 25 yards out. He takes it to the edge of the penalty area and slots the ball into the far bottom corner.
Fluminense win a throw-in far up the pitch. Ideal for them, they’ll take their time.
Lautaro Martinez drags a shot wide, and the offside flag pops up anyway.
Was that the chance for Inter? Their Brazilian Carlos Augusto lashes a shot over from inside the box.
Fluminense clear the ball and Inter keeper Yann Sommer comes into the centre circle so he can get his side back on the ball asap.
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Former Premier League defender on Channel 5
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Defensively it is never 1v1 and that’s the communication. It is selfless work for their Fluminense team-mates. They have done that so well throughout all of this game.
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BBC Sport football news reporter in Charlotte
Brazilian club Fluminense shocked Inter Milan with a 2-0 win to reach the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup, where they could face Manchester City.
Striker German Cano’s stooping header in the third minute put the Brazilian giants ahead early and substitute Hercules scored a curling edge-of-the-box shot against the run of play in a difficult last 25 minutes.
Inter’s star forward Lautaro Martinez had a series of chances to equalise before the second goal, including one against the post late on, while Federico Dimarco also came close to scoring from two free-kicks and had a close-range shot from a wide angle.
But the best chance fell to Dutch defender Stefan de Vrij after Martinez’s clever knockdown.
The match was played in front of a crowd of just 20,030 in the final match at the 74,867-capacity Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.
Fluminese join fellow Brazilian club Palmeiras in the quarter-finals and will face the winner of Manchester City’s match with Al-Hilal in the Camping World Stadium in Orlando on Friday.
What’s the main talking point?
This competition simply means more to the South American clubs involved – celebrations as the final whistle signalled Fluminense had progressed to the quarter-finals were wild among players and fans alike.
The Brazilian clubs involved have proven they are capable of competing with giants from European football, especially in conditions that favour them.
The heat and quality of pitches have not been easy for European clubs to deal with, while supporters from South America have dominated the various host cities in the US making each match seem like a home game for their clubs.
Who stood out and who did not?
Argentina international Martinez struggled for 65 minutes but a series of substitutions from new manager Cristian Chivu freed him up and he was unlucky not to score.
However, his strike partner Marcus Thuram was poor and quiet throughout while all of legendary defender Thiago Silva, 44-year-old goalkeeper Fabio and forward Jhon Arias excelled for Fluminense.
What’s next for these teams?
Winners Fluminense face a quarter-final against Manchester City or Al-Hilal on Friday, while Inter Milan will have some time off before their Serie A campaign kicks off away at Torino in August.
Onward journeys
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Player of the match
Y. Sommer
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1 Y. Sommer
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95 A. Bastoni
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6 S. de Vrij
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36 M. Darmian
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32 F. Dimarco
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22 H. Mkhitaryan
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21 K. Asllani
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23 N. Barella
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2 D. Dumfries
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10 L. Martínez
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9 M. Thuram
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45 V. Carboni
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70 S. Esposito
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8 P. Sučić
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30 Carlos Augusto
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11 Luis Henrique
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1 Fábio
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22 J. Freytes
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3 Thiago Silva
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4 Ignácio
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6 Renê
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5 F. Bernal
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8 Martinelli
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2 Samuel Xavier
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16 Nonato
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14 G. Cano
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21 J. Arias
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45 Lima
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35 Hércules
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9 Everaldo
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29 Thiago Santos
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