Welcome to another exciting matchday in the first edition of the revamped FIFA Club World Cup. This Saturday, South Africa Mamelodi Sundowns will face Germany Borussia Dortmund at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, in the second round of Group F action.

The game ends 4-3 in favor of Borussi Dortmund, it was certainly an exciting match, thanks for following us, see you in the next game.

Goal In the last minutes of the match, Mamelondi team gets closer 4-3 and the match is exciting

Mamelondi goal in the 61st minute and the South African team is not giving up.

GOAL for Borussia Dortmund the fourth comes in the 59th minute from Mudau

The second half begins in Cincinnati!

At the end of the first half at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, with the Germans leading 3-1, will the South Africans be able to recover for the second half?

Borussia Dortmund goal in the 45th minute, the first by Jobe Bellingham

GOAL for Borussia Dortmund in the 34th minute by Captain Serhou Guirassy

GOAL Borussia Dortmund min. 15 - Nmencha

GOAL  Mamelondi  min. 10 - Lucas Ribeiro

This is how the German team will start

Here are the lineups of the African team

German team goes in search of first win

The German side, one of Europe historic clubs, will be looking for their first win in the tournament after a goalless draw against Fluminense in their debut, played in New Jersey. Despite dominating possession, Niko Kovač’s team couldn’t break down the Brazilian defense, once again highlighting the strong performance of South American clubs particularly the Brazilians in this competition

The south african team wants to spring a surprise

Meanwhile, Mamelodi Sundowns come into the match with confidence after a narrow 1–0 win over Ulsan Hyundai in their opener. The South African champions will aim to pull off an upset against the more renowned European side and strengthen their grip on the top of the group.

Borussia Dortmund, last season Champions League runner-up, needs a win to stay in contention and challenge for the top spot in Group F. The match promises intensity and excitement as two very different footballing styles go head-to-head.