Well then, chums, here's the scoop on the upcoming tussle between Fluminense and Chelsea. Fancy a flutter, do ya? Let's break this down, player by player.
Chelsea, the fancy prancers, have Robert Sánchez guarding the nets. With a 7.28 rating and 14 saves, he's got his gloves all warmed up. Let's not forget their second goalie Filip Jørgensen though, who - oh wait, he's got zero saves. But hey, he's there, which is something.
Fluminense keeper Fábio, much like a fine wine, is well-aged and full of saves - 14 to be exact. With a rating of 7.12, this guy means business.
For the stars of Chelsea, Pedro Neto is taking the wheel with a rating of 7.98, netting 3 goals and aiming 4 shots on goal with an impressive 91.4% accurate pass rate. Cole Palmer's been shining bright as well, with a robust rating of 7.60 and 1 goal from 5 shots on goal. And let's not ignore the elephant in the room - Tosin Adarabioyo with his stellar 97.3% accurate pass rate. Not shabby, eh?
Fluminense boasts a trio of stars: the dynamic Jhon Arias who's scored 1 goal so far, and bullseye specialist Ignácio who's boasting an 82.2% accurate pass rate. Let's not forget Keno, or 'Lucky' Keno as no one but me calls him, with a worthy 72.2% accurate pass rate and a goal of his own.
Chelsea's Tournament Record has so far been a mixed bag of beans with 2 wins, 0 draws, and a loss. Fluminense, however, have held onto their Salvador Dali approach to the game with 1 win and a whopping 2 draws.
Given their recent form, Chelsea seems to have found a stride with a streak of 4 wins, with only one bump in the road against Flamengo. Fluminense, on the other hand, has been holding steady with a brief winning streak, but it's their passion for drawing games that has me raising my eyebrows.
Taking all this into account and factoring in every possible twist and turn, I've reached a science-defying, brain-frying, hair-raising conclusion.
Albert’s Prediction: Chelsea by 1