Inter defeated Urawa Red Diamond at the FIFA Club World Cup

The Italian football club Inter beat the Japanese team Urawa Red Diamond in the second round match of the FIFA World Cup group stage, which is being held in the United States. The match was held in Seattle and ended with a score of 2:1.

Captain and striker Lautaro Martinez scored in the 78th minute and midfielder Valentin Carboni scored in the 90th minute. Among Urawa's players, midfielder Ryoma Watanabe (11th) scored the goal.

According to the results of the match, Inter came out on top in Group E with four points, and Urawa Red Diamonds is in the last, fourth place, without scoring a single point.

The Italians will play their next match against the Argentine club River Plate, and the Japanese team will face the Mexican Monterrey. Both games will take place on June 26. The FIFA Club World Cup, which is attended by 32 FC, will last until July 13, 2025.

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