The enormous goal of the former Marseillais Gerson! (video)

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By: Manu Tournoux

The enormous goal of the former Marseillais Gerson! (video)

After the 4-0 in a half-time PSG against Inter Miami of Lionel Messi, earlier this Sunday, the eighth finals of the World Cup of clubs between Bayern and Flamengo also offered four goals in the first 45 minutes, in Miami Gardens. Gerson, who passed by OM from 2021 to 2023, maintained the suspense for the Brazilian formation of a sensational goal.

Bayern quickly led 2-0 thanks to a CSC from Erick Pulgar on a corner from Joshua Kimmich (6th) then a deviated strike from Harry Kane who surprised Agustin Rossi after a ball recovery signed Dayot Upamecano (10th).

Gerson hits very hard!

In the middle of the first period, Manuel Neuer could not do anything on a missile sent by Gerson. The Argentinian international environment (28 years old) took advantage of a ballooning in the surface to arm an overpowered strike from the left -hander who smashed the nets (33rd).

From a strike from the outside of the surface, Leon Goretzka redid the station wagon for the Munich formation (41st). As a reminder, the winner of this meeting will challenge PSG, next Saturday in Atlanta (6 p.m. French time).

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Manu Tournoux

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