Chelsea Bear Fluminense to reach the final of the Club World Cup

The new signing Joao Pedro scored an orthopedic device in his first start when Chelsea defeated Fluminense 2-0 on Tuesday to seal a place in the FIFA Club World Cup final.

Pedro opened the score in the first half of the last shock and went back into the score sheet shortly before the time mark.

He broke the point in 18 minutes after controlling the ball at the edge of the box after Silva had cleaned a cross of Pedro Neto and curled out a shot beyond the veteran Fabio goalkeeper in the farthest corner.

Then, Fluminense received a penalty 10 minutes before the interval when Rene hit Trevoh Chalobah’s arm in the box.

However, French referee Francois Letexier annulled the decision after a VAR verification.

Chelsea obtained his second in 56 minutes, just after Fluminense had sacrificed one of his three centers to send an extra attacker.

Enzo Fernández released Pedro at the break, and the striker who scored 10 goals in the Premier League last season for Brighton produced another clinical final at the bar.

Signed by Brighton and Hove Albion last week by a reported £ 60 million that the 23-year-old Brazilian striker shortened a vacation out of season and made his debut from the bank in the victory of 2-1 quarterfinals over Palmeiras.

Then they gave him his first start Chelsea in front against Fluminense instead of the suspended Liam Deap.