Julián Álvarez scored twice for Manchester City in the 4-0 win vs. Fluminense and achieved the FIFA Club World Cup.

Álvarez would open the score in the first minute of play by hitting the ball with his chest after a rebound off one of the posts. This goal was very similar to the one Lionel Messi scored when he chested a goal in a Club World Cup final against Estudiantes de la Plata in 2009.

The 23-year-old Argentine would convert the 4-0 for the “Cityzens” in minute 87 with a cross kick with his right foot inside the box.

He was also named the Man of the Match for the final. With this title, he reached his 14th trophy in his career and became the third player in history to win a Copa Libertadores, Copa America, World Cup, Champions League and Club World Cup.

Germán Pezzella scored for Betis in the 1-1 draw vs. Girona at home on matchday 18 of La Liga.

Pezzella scored after a series of rebounds in Girona’s box coming from a corner kick from the right side in the 88th minute. He kicked it with his right foot while entering the box and got his team mates and the Betis fans celebrating. They were able to get the draw in the last minutes against the team that was in first place in La Liga.

On the other hand, in Girona, the team that has surprised everyone in Spain this season, the Argentine Paulo Gazzaniga started as the goalkeeper in this match.

In the post-game interview, Germán Pezzella was emotional when mentioning the hard time that his city Bahía Blanca faced these days after a strong storm, and he dedicated his goal to them:

“It gives me enormous joy because it was a difficult week personally. My city is going through a very delicate moment after a catastrophe that occurred. Our people are suffering, and it is difficult. We are trying to help from here. Seeing family and friends suffer is hard, so I wanted to dedicate this goal to them.”