Overview

• The round-of-16 match at Camping World Stadium ended 4-3 in extra time after four lead changes and a 2-2 tie in regulation.
• Al Hilal overturned its second-place finish in Group H to outscore Manchester City, who had led Group G with a perfect record and 13 goals.
• Substitute Phil Foden equalized in the 104th minute, but Marcos Leonardo’s rebound finish in the 112th minute sealed the historic upset.
• The inaugural 32-team Club World Cup in the United States features champions from six confederations, with Al Hilal’s win showcasing increased competitiveness beyond Europe.
• This first competitive meeting between the clubs delivers the biggest shock of the tournament to date.