Recommended in issue 25094: Bayern has been put into the bag. Can Flamenco get a share of the pie?

Flamenco: The state is hot, the defense is solid,

Flamenco has been in a hot state recently, with 5 wins and 1 draw in 6 games, and remained unbeaten. What is even more impressive is that they have scored consecutive goals in the last five main games, averaging up to 2.4 goals per game, and they are full of offensive firepower. Flamenco's defense is also commendable, with averaging less than 1 goal per game in 10 main games, and 7 of which were clean sheets of opponents, showing strong defensive resilience.

Flamenco's performance was also impressive in the Club World Cup group stage. They defeated Tunisia Hope 2-0 in the first round, and defeated Chelsea 3-1 in the second round. They shook hands with Los Angeles FC 1-1 in the third round, and advanced to the semi-finals with the first in the group with an unbeaten record. Such performance undoubtedly makes people look forward to their performance when facing Bayern.

Bayern Munich: Luxury lineup, sharp attack

As a European giant, Bayern Munich's lineup strength should naturally not be underestimated. They are worth more than three times that of Flamenco and have many world-class stars. Bayern has also been in excellent form recently, with 4 wins and 1 draw in 6 games and a sharp offense. They conceded less than 1 goal per game in 10 games, with 5 of which were clean sheets of opponents, and their defense was also stable.

Bayern's performance in the Club World Cup group stage was somewhat ups and downs. They defeated Auckland City 10-0 in the first round and defeated Boca Youth 2-1 in the second round, but lost to Benfica 0-1 in the last round, and advanced to the semi-finals with the second in the group. The loss in this game undoubtedly sounded a wake-up call for Bayern, and they needed to be in better shape when facing Flamenco.