Chelsea Advances in Club World Cup

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Despite endless complaints, Chelsea's talent endured at Club World Cup, and Europe will win it

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Chelsea advanced to the final of the Club World Cup , beating Fluminense 2 -0 in New York .

Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca complained about pitches, weather, travel, travel and calendars.

The true difference, which no European player would admit but everyone sensed, was that the South American teams simply cared more.

Chelsea had João Pedro , who Fluminense produced, only to lose him to a middling English team ( Watford ) soon after his 18th birthday, largely because the English team could pay him more money. So of course the three teams that will write the final chapters of this global tournament are from Europe . They and their peers resisted the Club World Cup , and have been eager to point out its flaws; but in the end, as Neto said, they came “here to compete.” And so, in the end, one of them will lift the trophy..