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Manchester City destroy Juve to top group at Club World Cup
- In the final Group G match on Thursday, Manchester City defeated Juventus 5-2 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando to top the group.
- Having sealed their places in the knockout stage, both teams had already secured round of 16 spots; the match decided group winner with a perfect record at stake.
- Manchester City’s 5-2 victory over Juventus included early goals from Doku and Kalulu’s own goal, with second-half strikes from Haaland, Foden, and Savinho, showcasing dominant performance.
- Manchester City faces Group H runner-up on June 30 in Orlando; Juventus meets Group H winner on July 1 at Miami Gardens.
- Manchester City’s clean sweep in Group G enhances their prospects of avoiding Real Madrid and positions them as strong title contenders in the expanded FIFA Club World Cup.
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The group stage of the Club World Cup in the United States concluded on Thursday and the round of 16 was determined. Both Manchester City and Real Madrid secured their place in the last 16 with solid victories.
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