Lucky? Chelsea qualifies in the second place in the group but may go straight to the final! The top 3 enemies are defeated and will give you a peerless sign

In the last match between the Club World Cup quarter-finals ended on July 5, Chelsea defeated the Brazilian League powerhouse Palmeiras 2-1 and successfully entered the semi-finals. He qualified in the second place in the group but did not encounter strong enemies all the way and successfully entered the semi-finals. The Blues are full of luck in this Club World Cup.

Chelsea's performance in the group stage was not ideal in this Club World Cup. Especially the failure of Flamenco to reverse 3-1 in the second round of the group stage forced them to qualify as second in Group D.

What made Chelsea overjoyed was that they were the lucky second in the group. Because Bayern lost 0-1 to Benfica in the last round in Group C, he also qualified as the second in the group. The Blues not only successfully avoided Bayern, but also successfully escaped from the rather "dead" lower half.

Not only that, they also kept getting good news in the first half. First, Inter Milan was eliminated by Fruminense, and then Manchester City was squeezed out of the quarterfinals by Riyadh Crescent. In this way, they have won three good news in a row and become the "only seedling of Europe" in the upper half of the region, and their strength is also a standout for the crowd.

In the end, Chelsea did not lose the chain. Although they encountered some tests in both knockout matches, they still successfully won two consecutive games and entered the semi-finals. In the semi-finals, they will face the Brazilian League team again. In terms of strength, there is no suspense about Chelsea defeating Frumenense to advance to the final.

Compared with Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid, Bayern and Dortmund in the second half of the zone are not so lucky. The four strong teams have to fight in pairs. The breakers must win two fierce battles in a row before the finals. From this point of view, the Blues can indeed be called the No. 1 "lucky team" in the Club World Cup.