In a significant and thrilling achievement, the Saudi team Al-Hilal has qualified for the quarterfinals of the Club World Cup, after achieving a historic victory over Manchester City in a fiery match that witnessed exceptional performance from the players of the leader.

Al-Hilal is set to face the Brazilian team Fluminense next Friday, July 4, in a fiery encounter scheduled for 10 PM Saudi time.

All eyes are on the venue of the anticipated clash, which may witness a fierce competition for the ticket to the semifinals, with both teams eager to continue their global journey.

Amidst intense preparations from both sides, Fluminense received a significant blow with the confirmation of the absence of their left-back, Brazilian Rene Rodriguez, due to accumulated yellow cards.

This expected absence could disrupt the Brazilian coach's plans and affect the team's defensive structure, giving Al-Hilal an opportunity to exploit the gap on the left side of the opponent.

Rodriguez's absence is considered one of the most notable absences in the match, especially since he is an important defensive element in Fluminense's system and actively participates in the offensive aspect.

These circumstances add new dimensions to the confrontation, increasing its excitement and providing global football fans with a heavyweight encounter that should not be missed.

Al-Hilal relies on maintaining the momentum after eliminating City, looking to replicate the scenario of brilliance and confirm its strong presence in the global tournament.

The match between Al-Hilal and Fluminense is one of the most prominent quarterfinal matches, given the technical and historical challenges it carries between Asian and Latin American football.

The leader seeks to assert its strength against the Brazilian representative, while Fluminense hopes to compensate for the absence of their star through alternative plans that could make a difference on the field.