Youth is back! 39-year-old Ramostai scored a record-breaking goal, who else can beat 5 goals in 10 games

On June 18, the first round of Group E of the Club World Cup group stage ushered in a focus match, with Inter Milan facing Monterrey. In the first half, Ramos scored first, setting a record for the oldest goal in the Club World Cup. Lautaro then equalized the score, and the two teams drew 1-1 in the first half. In the second half, neither team failed to score and finally drew 1-1, scoring 1-1.

Inter Milan just failed in the Champions League, lost to Paris Saint-Germain and missed the championship. The coach Inzagi was dismissed. Ziwo became the team's new coach. He is a rookie young coach. Monterrey is a Mexican giant team and has just changed coaches. The team has former Real Madrid star Ramos, Canales and others, and its strength is very good on paper.

Inter Milan, Lautaro and Esposito joined the forward line, Barrera and Mkhitaryan led the midfield, and Paval and Archerbi were in the back defense. In Monterrey, Ramos led the defense, and Canales, Ocampos and others also started. After the opening of the game, Monterrey played not conservatively, and the two teams basically formed a balance of power on the field. In the 25th minute, Monterrey received a corner kick, Ramos jumped high and headed the ball to score, and Monterrey broke the deadlock. This was the fifth goal that Ramos scored in his 10th game since joining the team, and he deserved the title of a defender with a knife. The 39-year-old Ramos also set a new record for the oldest goal scorer in the Club World Cup, which made many fans sigh: youth is back.

Inter Milan strengthened its offense after conceding the ball, quickly suppressed its opponents on the scene and continuously put pressure on creating threats. In the 42nd minute, Inter Milan's efforts finally achieved results. Damian passed the ball across the right and Lautaro easily scored the goal. The two teams drew 1-1 at the halftime. Inter Milan has the advantage in the field and leads 9-2 in the shooting. In the second half, Monterrey began to strengthen the offense, but there were not many real threats. Lautaro scored a goal and took the lead, but was called offside. Inter Milan also had good opportunities many times, but several forward players missed opportunities many times. Neither team was able to rewrite the score and finally drew 1-1, each with 1 point.

In this game, Inter Milan led the lead 15-7 in terms of shooting, but only 2 shots were on the right hand, which resulted in a goal. The poor shooting sights made them miss the start.