The European champion hit authority against the 'mattresses' and reaffirmed his candidacy for the title.
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Repearing his status from King of Europe, Paris Saint-Germain won a forceful 4-0 victory against Atlético de Madrid in Pasadena (east of Los Angeles) on Sunday, at the start of Group B of the Club World Cup.
The Spanish Fabián Ruiz (minute 19), the Portuguese Vitinha (45+1), the Frenchman Senny Mayulu (87) and the South Korean Lee Kang-in (90+7), of penalty, converted the Parisian goals against 80,619 fans who resisted the powerful heat in the stands of the emblematic Rose Bowl stadium.
The first date of this key was completed this Sunday with the duel between the Seattle Sounders and the Botafogo.
A day after inaugurating the tournament in Miami, the president of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, witnessed the beginning of the action in Los Angeles, the city shaken by the protests against the migratory raids of Donald Trump.
Great promoter of this new competition, Infantino proved in person the great response of the fans of the United States, which covered practically the 90,000 seats of the Centenary Rose Bowl, headquarters of mythical matches such as the 1994 World Cup final.
On the grass, the PSG also scared the doubts that he could be satiated of success after raising his first champions league with the beating 5-0 to Inter Milan in the final.
Luis Enrique's team did not miss the loss of Ousmane Dembélé, injured in the left quadriceps, which hopes to reappear along a key tournament for his golden ball candidacy.
With the public still accommodating, Julián Álvarez gave a first scare to Gianluigi Donnarumma with a dangerous free kick.
The spider notice, however, quickly passed to the asphyxiating pressure ordered by Luis Enrique.
Red on in a rival field, the PSG found the first goal in a ball stolen by Joao Neves in the peak of the right area.
Désiré Doué and Khvicha Kvarathskhelia triangulated to leave the frank ball on Fabian, who hooked a powerful left -footed shot to the net.
With the disadvantage on top, Atlético melted under the burning of Californian noon.
Doué and Achraf Hakimi found a highway on the right wing and the mattress centrals, Robin Le Normand and Clément Lenglet, soon charged with yellow cards.
The first shot at the door of Atlético came in the discount time of the first half, with a left -handed left -handed from Griezmann.
That same action resulted in a deadly counterattack of the PSG resulted in a whip of vitinha that put the 2-0 and gave another strong mood to Atlético before the break.
The only Madrid reaction arrived in the 57th minute when Julián Álvarez planted in front of Donnarumma and beat him with a satin shot.
The Argentine goal subsequently annulled by a previous fault of Kake to Doué.
In an innovation of this tournament, the giant screens showed the images of that action at the same time that the Romanian referee Istvan Kovacs reviewed them in the monitor.
Atlético was just coming down with the expulsion in the 78 of Lenglet, who saw a second yellow for protesting.
The third goal was the work of the young Senny Mayulu, who riveted the network a loose ball in the area, and Lee Kang-in's room after a penalty indicated by Le Normand.
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