FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP TEAM OF THE TOURNAMENT: 1. Kepa Arrizabalaga (Chelsea) Apparently on his way out of the club and only filling in for Edouard Mendy during the Africa Cup of Nations, but he was outstanding in the semifinal – even if he did have to give way for the showpiece match. Chris Whiteoak / The National
FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP TEAM OF THE TOURNAMENT: 1. Kepa Arrizabalaga (Chelsea) Apparently on his way out of the club and only filling in for Edouard Mendy during the Africa Cup of Nations, but he was outstanding in the semifinal – even if he did have to give way for the showpiece match. Chris Whiteoak / The National
2. Mohammed Al Breik (Al Hilal) The Saudi side were damned with faint praise after their semifinal against Chelsea. Their right back showed they were not remotely overawed by the status of their opposition. Chris Whiteoak / The National
2. Mohammed Al Breik (Al Hilal) The Saudi side were damned with faint praise after their semifinal against Chelsea. Their right back showed they were not remotely overawed by the status of their opposition. Chris Whiteoak / The National
3. Yasser Ibrahim (Al Ahly) Stoic as the African champions blanked out Monterrey in their first game, then signed off the tournament with two goals against Al Hilal as Ahly took bronze. Pawan Singh / The National
3. Yasser Ibrahim (Al Ahly) Stoic as the African champions blanked out Monterrey in their first game, then signed off the tournament with two goals against Al Hilal as Ahly took bronze. Pawan Singh / The National
4. Mateo Kovacic (Chelsea) Man of the match in the semi-final win against Al Hilal, and also made them tick in the final, even if he was off the field by the time the win was secured. AP
4. Mateo Kovacic (Chelsea) Man of the match in the semi-final win against Al Hilal, and also made them tick in the final, even if he was off the field by the time the win was secured. AP
7. Dudu (Palmeiras) A thrilling goal capped a fine display in the semi-final win over Al Ahly on his return to the Middle East after a spell on loan in Qatar. Chris Whiteoak / The National
7. Dudu (Palmeiras) A thrilling goal capped a fine display in the semi-final win over Al Ahly on his return to the Middle East after a spell on loan in Qatar. Chris Whiteoak / The National
8. Danilo (Palmeiras) Achieved something that was barely believable: made Kante look tired and off the pace by the end of the final. Entirely indefatigable. AFP
8. Danilo (Palmeiras) Achieved something that was barely believable: made Kante look tired and off the pace by the end of the final. Entirely indefatigable. AFP
9. Kai Havertz (Chelsea) Set up the decisive goal for Lukaku in the semi-final win over Al Hilal, then dispatched the winning penalty late in extra time in the final against Palmeiras. EPA
9. Kai Havertz (Chelsea) Set up the decisive goal for Lukaku in the semi-final win over Al Hilal, then dispatched the winning penalty late in extra time in the final against Palmeiras. EPA
10. Raphael Veiga (Palmeiras) Named man of the match in the Sao Paolo side's win against Al Ahly, and showed why many Brazil fans want him in the national team. PA
10. Raphael Veiga (Palmeiras) Named man of the match in the Sao Paolo side's win against Al Ahly, and showed why many Brazil fans want him in the national team. PA
11. Rony (Palmeiras) Nominally his side’s striker – which is where he played against Al Ahly. But it spoke much about his side’s work ethic that he spent most of the final defending their right flank tirelessly. EPA
11. Rony (Palmeiras) Nominally his side’s striker – which is where he played against Al Ahly. But it spoke much about his side’s work ethic that he spent most of the final defending their right flank tirelessly. EPA

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Chelsea and Palmeiras dominate XI: Fifa Club World Cup team of the tournament

European champions win title for first time while Al Ahly take bronze after emphatic win over Al Hilal

Paul Radley
Paul Radley

February 13, 2022

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Chelsea were crowned Fifa Club World Cup champions after defeating Palmeiras 2-1 after extra-time at the Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium on Saturday night.

After Romelu Lukaku's opening goal was cancelled out by Raphael Veiga's penalty in regular time, the match appeared destined for a shootout until Kai Havertz slotted home from the spot with three minutes remaining of the 120.

By lifting the Club World Cup for the first time, European champions Chelsea have now won three titles since Thomas Tuchel took charge 13 months ago. The Blues also clinched the Uefa Super Cup at the start of the season.

The result meant heartbreak for Copa Libertadores holders Palmeiras who were fervently supported by thousands of fans in Abu Dhabi.

In Saturday's earlier match, African and Egyptian champions Al Ahly thumped Asian Champions League holders Al Hilal 4-0 at Al Nahyan Stadium to claim the bronze medal.

Reflecting on the 2021 Club World Cup, Paul Radley has selected his team of the tournament in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows, or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.

Club World Cup final player ratings

CHELSEA PLAYER RATINGS: Edouard Mendy – 6. Thomas Tuchel returned to the sideline after Covid, and immediately Mendy was restored between the posts. No chance with the penalty, but added to Chelsea’s nerves after it went in with errant distribution. EPA
CHELSEA PLAYER RATINGS: Edouard Mendy – 6. Thomas Tuchel returned to the sideline after Covid, and immediately Mendy was restored between the posts. No chance with the penalty, but added to Chelsea’s nerves after it went in with errant distribution. EPA
Cesar Azpilicueta – 6. So defensive is the Palmeiras method, Chelsea’s right wing back found himself in the forward line an unusual amount of times. Played the volley onto Luan’s arm which was decisive. EPA
Cesar Azpilicueta – 6. So defensive is the Palmeiras method, Chelsea’s right wing back found himself in the forward line an unusual amount of times. Played the volley onto Luan’s arm which was decisive. EPA
Andreas Christensen – 7. Had his work cut out dealing with Dudu, but Palmeiras’ star forward was mostly kept at arm’s length. Went off before the start of extra time. Reuters
Andreas Christensen – 7. Had his work cut out dealing with Dudu, but Palmeiras’ star forward was mostly kept at arm’s length. Went off before the start of extra time. Reuters
Thiago Silva – 7. Palmeiras are happy without the ball, and defending deep, which meant Silva spent much of the time picking out quarter-back style passes, plus some long shots. Mindless handball for the penalty. AFP
Thiago Silva – 7. Palmeiras are happy without the ball, and defending deep, which meant Silva spent much of the time picking out quarter-back style passes, plus some long shots. Mindless handball for the penalty. AFP
Antonio Rudiger – 9.5. Might have done better at a couple of attacking corners, but his defensive work was typically impeccable. Head and shoulders above the rest, the deserving player of the match. Reuters
Antonio Rudiger – 9.5. Might have done better at a couple of attacking corners, but his defensive work was typically impeccable. Head and shoulders above the rest, the deserving player of the match. Reuters
Callum Hudson-Odoi – 6. Bright early on, but faded and was cancelled out by Rony and Rocha. Wasteful too often, but picked out Lukaku expertly for the opening goal of the night. AFP
Callum Hudson-Odoi – 6. Bright early on, but faded and was cancelled out by Rony and Rocha. Wasteful too often, but picked out Lukaku expertly for the opening goal of the night. AFP
N'Golo Kante – 7. Tried to get his side moving, but Lukaku and Havertz were not often the most willing runners ahead of him. Had his bottomless fuel supplies tested by the vigour of the Palmeiras midfield. AP
N'Golo Kante – 7. Tried to get his side moving, but Lukaku and Havertz were not often the most willing runners ahead of him. Had his bottomless fuel supplies tested by the vigour of the Palmeiras midfield. AP
Mateo Kovacic – 7. Brilliant last time out, but found it tougher this time when pressed by a more energetic midfield. Played the pass which freed Hudson-Odoi to cross for Lukaku’s goal. AFP
Mateo Kovacic – 7. Brilliant last time out, but found it tougher this time when pressed by a more energetic midfield. Played the pass which freed Hudson-Odoi to cross for Lukaku’s goal. AFP
Mason Mount – 5. Met the ire of Silva and Lukaku when he opted to shoot a first-half free kick rather than cross. Looked dejected when he limped off after half an hour. AP
Mason Mount – 5. Met the ire of Silva and Lukaku when he opted to shoot a first-half free kick rather than cross. Looked dejected when he limped off after half an hour. AP
Kai Havertz – 8. Compared to the Al Hilal game, where he sparkled, he was relatively lacklustre, but he did the crucial part when the time came. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Kai Havertz – 8. Compared to the Al Hilal game, where he sparkled, he was relatively lacklustre, but he did the crucial part when the time came. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Romelu Lukaku – 6. Again he laboured. Again he scored. The last bit is what Chelsea paid all that money for, but they might expect a little more in the way of energy, too. AP
Romelu Lukaku – 6. Again he laboured. Again he scored. The last bit is what Chelsea paid all that money for, but they might expect a little more in the way of energy, too. AP
SUBS: Christian Pulisic – 7. On for Mount with quarter of an hour left in the first half, and added so much more dynamism than the England man managed. Missed a good chance late in normal time when he curved a shot wide. AFP
SUBS: Christian Pulisic – 7. On for Mount with quarter of an hour left in the first half, and added so much more dynamism than the England man managed. Missed a good chance late in normal time when he curved a shot wide. AFP
Timo Werner – 7. Lukaku’s replacement got lucky once, when he broke through despite being clearly offside. But he was perky in attack in extra time. AP
Timo Werner – 7. Lukaku’s replacement got lucky once, when he broke through despite being clearly offside. But he was perky in attack in extra time. AP
Saul Niguez – 6. On for Hudson-Odoi he was happy to battle. He picked himself straight up after appearing to head-butt Piquerez’s boot. PA
Saul Niguez – 6. On for Hudson-Odoi he was happy to battle. He picked himself straight up after appearing to head-butt Piquerez’s boot. PA
Hakim Ziyech – 5. Inauspicious start after coming on for Kovacic after 90 minutes were up. First tripped doing a trick, then tripped up an opponent trying to retrieve possession. Gave a rash of fouls thereafter, too. AFP
Hakim Ziyech – 5. Inauspicious start after coming on for Kovacic after 90 minutes were up. First tripped doing a trick, then tripped up an opponent trying to retrieve possession. Gave a rash of fouls thereafter, too. AFP
Malang Sarr – 6. Confident enough to lash a shot in from distance not long after being introduced, but it ended up in the crowd behind the goal. Reuters
Malang Sarr – 6. Confident enough to lash a shot in from distance not long after being introduced, but it ended up in the crowd behind the goal. Reuters
PALMEIRAS PLAYER RATINGS: Weverton – 6. Much like his two rivals for a place in Brazil’s goal, Ederson and Alisson Becker, Palmeiras’ No 1 has an extraordinary range of passing. He was sometimes too keen to show it off when his tiring outfielders needed a rest. AP
PALMEIRAS PLAYER RATINGS: Weverton – 6. Much like his two rivals for a place in Brazil’s goal, Ederson and Alisson Becker, Palmeiras’ No 1 has an extraordinary range of passing. He was sometimes too keen to show it off when his tiring outfielders needed a rest. AP
Marcos Rocha – 8. One delicious bit of skill to dispossess Hudson-Odoi and start an attack was the one piece of showiness he permitted himself. Otherwise, he had his nose to the grindstone. Vital header prevented a late goal. AP
Marcos Rocha – 8. One delicious bit of skill to dispossess Hudson-Odoi and start an attack was the one piece of showiness he permitted himself. Otherwise, he had his nose to the grindstone. Vital header prevented a late goal. AP
Gustavo Gomez – 9. It was his sizeable presence which spooked Silva into conceding the penalty. Colossal display exemplified why the Paraguayan is regarded by many as the best centre back in Brazil. AP
Gustavo Gomez – 9. It was his sizeable presence which spooked Silva into conceding the penalty. Colossal display exemplified why the Paraguayan is regarded by many as the best centre back in Brazil. AP
Luan – 5. Lukaku only got the better of him once, when he outjumped him for the goal. Extremely unlucky to give away a penalty for handball scarcely a yard away from the shooter. Red card was the final indignity. PA
Luan – 5. Lukaku only got the better of him once, when he outjumped him for the goal. Extremely unlucky to give away a penalty for handball scarcely a yard away from the shooter. Red card was the final indignity. PA
Gustavo Scarpa – 7. Brought a massive roar from the Palmeiras fans with one meaty – if a little inconsequential – tackle on Lukaku. His commitment was obvious throughout. Reuters
Gustavo Scarpa – 7. Brought a massive roar from the Palmeiras fans with one meaty – if a little inconsequential – tackle on Lukaku. His commitment was obvious throughout. Reuters
Raphael Veiga – 7. Calmness personified from the spot for the equaliser. Cheered to the echoed when he was substituted late on. AP
Raphael Veiga – 7. Calmness personified from the spot for the equaliser. Cheered to the echoed when he was substituted late on. AP
Rony – 8. It said much about manager Abel Ferreira’s commitment to defence that Rony, nominally the forward, spent much of the game covering the right-back position. He did it selflessly and with passion. EPA
Rony – 8. It said much about manager Abel Ferreira’s commitment to defence that Rony, nominally the forward, spent much of the game covering the right-back position. He did it selflessly and with passion. EPA
SUBS: Jailson – 7. Brought on straight after the concession of Lukaku’s goal – and his side promptly hit back. Later made an important contribution at a defensive corner. Reuters
SUBS: Jailson – 7. Brought on straight after the concession of Lukaku’s goal – and his side promptly hit back. Later made an important contribution at a defensive corner. Reuters
Wesley – 6. Added some oomph for a tiring side, but was also booked for a reckless foul on Saul. EPA
Wesley – 6. Added some oomph for a tiring side, but was also booked for a reckless foul on Saul. EPA
Eduard Atuesta – 6. Introduced late on but struggled to get to the pace of the game in the time that was afforded to him. EPA
Eduard Atuesta – 6. Introduced late on but struggled to get to the pace of the game in the time that was afforded to him. EPA
Rafael Navarro – 7. Succeeded in stretching the play when his wilting midfield needed an out ball. AP
Rafael Navarro – 7. Succeeded in stretching the play when his wilting midfield needed an out ball. AP
Deyverson – NA. No chance to make an impression after coming on deep into extra time. EPA
Deyverson – NA. No chance to make an impression after coming on deep into extra time. EPA
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