Three wonders of the Club World Cup final: Paris was beaten in the first half, his hair was pulled red, and the coach took the lead in beating people after the game

Early this morning, the Club World Cup final came to an end. Chelsea was upset and scored three goals in the first half, finally defeating the favorite Paris Saint-Germain 3-0, thus winning the second Club World Cup in the history of the team. During the game, Paris Saint-Germain's performance in the last moment was shocking. Not only did it pull the opponent's hair and dye it red, but it also had a conflict with the opponent after the game. Head coach Enrique also took the lead in beating people and pushed the opponent's players to the ground. It can be said that he lost the game and lost people.

This game is the new UEFA Champions League champion Paris Saint-Germain against the new UEFA Champions League champion Chelsea. Before the game, the outside world was unanimously optimistic about Paris Saint-Germain, which beat strong opponents such as Bayern and Real Madrid in a row, especially Real Madrid in half, which was amazing to be strong. Chelsea did not encounter any strong opponents along the way, defeating two Brazilian teams in a row to advance to the finals.

But the final result of the game gave the whole world an accident. If we counted the process of the game in detail, there were three incredible things in this final.

Paris was defeated in the first half. Previously, this was a patent given to the opponent by Paris. In the Champions League final, Paris secured the victory in half and defeated Inter Milan to win the championship. Since then, they have repeatedly staged such good shows: they have scored 5 goals in the first half against Miami International in the knockout stage; they have scored 4 goals in the first half against Real Madrid in the semi-finals.

But this time, Paris became the team that was beaten in the first half. Chelsea star Palmer decided on the game alone. He contributed two goals and one assist. Chelsea led three goals in the first half, making the second half almost garbage time. You know, Paris has not conceded a goal in the knockout round before. Since the Champions League final, they have only conceded one goal in total, and this time they have lost three in 43 minutes.

2: Paris Saint-Germain lost the game and lost the game when it was behind. The arrogant Paris Saint-Germain did not expect that he would be defeated by his opponent in half, so his mentality was unbalanced in the second half and multiple fouls triggered conflicts. In the 75th minute, Chelsea player Cucurella fell to the ground and Paris midfielder Joao Neves tried to pull him up, which aroused the opponent's dissatisfaction. Then in the 85th minute, Joao Neves pulled Cucurella's long hair, causing him to fall to the ground and was sent off with a red card. Paris Saint-Germain completely lost hope of catching up with the score.

But even so, Paris is still unwilling to accept failure. The overall situation was decided at the last moment. Chelsea players tried to fall down and ended the game, but the Paris players kept flying tackles, and Mendes also flew tolls in the 95th minute, laying the groundwork for the post-match conflict between the players of both sides.

The third is that after the game, Paris coach Enrique took the lead in hitting people. After the game, the Chelsea players celebrated their victory, but the Paris Saint-Germain players were unacceptable. The two sides clashed on the court. It was astonishing that Paris Saint-Germain coach Enrique not only did not fight, but instead took the lead in clashing with his opponent. He stepped forward and knocked down Chelsea's João Pedro with a punch.

Enrique previously led the team to win the triple championship. Paris Saint-Germain has been called the Universe Team, and he has also become the world's number one coach in the eyes of many people. But in this game, he performed poorly and even implicated his parent team Barcelona. Many fans mocked him and could not afford to lose, just like in Barcelona back then. For Paris, this loss was not just a championship, but a complete loss of grace.