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"Flamengo 3-1 Chelsea: Post-match analysis and player ratings from the Club World Cup"

Suraay

6/21/20251 min read

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Match Report: Flamengo 3-1 Chelsea – Brazilians Outclass Blues in Club World Cup Clash

On paper, Flamengo boast the strongest squad in Latin America—a testament to their remarkable financial resurgence over the past decade, fueled by their massive fanbase. Yet, like most Brazilian clubs, they constantly battle the exodus of top talents to European giants like Chelsea.

But today, Rubro-Negro made it clear they refuse to be underestimated. Despite their reputation as a "selling club," Flamengo’s stars stepped up when it mattered. Gerson and Giorgian de Arrascaeta pulled the strings in midfield, carving Chelsea open with incisive passes—only for their teammates to waste gilt-edged chances. The Blues capitalized on a defensive lapse, with Pedro Neto slotting home an early opener.

Yet Flamengo didn’t buckle. They controlled possession—an unusual sight against a Chelsea side accustomed to dominating the ball—while weathering the Blues’ aggressive high press and physical challenges. The Brazilians’ persistence paid off: Bruno Henrique and Danilo struck twice in quick succession to flip the script before halftime.

The second half brought further misery for Chelsea. Nicolas Jackson, brought on in the 64th minute as a birthday substitute, lasted just four minutes before seeing red for a reckless tackle on Ayrton Lucas. Flamengo sealed their statement win late on, as youngster Wallace Yan coolly converted to make it 3-1.

Key Moments:

15’ – Pedro Neto pounces on a defensive error to give Chelsea the lead.

🔄 37’ & 43’ – Bruno Henrique and Danilo turn the game around with two quickfire goals.

🟥 68’ – Nicolas Jackson sent off for a dangerous foul.

82’ – Wallace Yan puts the game to bed with Flamengo’s third.

Talking Points:

Chelsea’s midfield overrun – The Blues struggled to cope with Flamengo’s press and creativity.

Jackson’s nightmare cameo – A reckless challenge ruined his birthday appearance.

Flamengo’s clinical edge – After early wastefulness, they punished Chelsea’s mistakes.

Up Next: Chelsea face Espérance de Tunis in their final group-stage match. KTBFFH.