Monterrey Crushes Urawa Reds 4‑0 at Club World Cup: Here’s What You Missed
The Club World Cup 2025 just delivered another unforgettable night! Mexican side C.F. Monterrey lit up the field with a dominant 4‑0 win over Japan’s Urawa Red Diamonds, securing a place in the knockout stage and sending a message to every club watching.
This clash, highly searched under terms like “Urawa Reds vs Monterrey” and “where to watch Monterrey FC vs Urawa”, didn’t disappoint.
Match Recap: A First-Half Firestorm
At the famous Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Monterrey took no prisoners. Within just 9 minutes, they scored three goals:
- Nelson Deossa started the party with a long-range thunderbolt in the 30th minute.
- Germán Berterame followed with a quick tap-in at 34′.
- Jesús “Tecatito” Corona made it 3‑0 in the 39th with a stunning curling finish.
- Berterame added a fourth in stoppage time to seal the deal.
Read the full match report here
What This Means
- Monterrey finishes second in Group E, moving into the Round of 16.
- They will now face Borussia Dortmund, in a knockout clash.
- Inter Milan topped the group and moves on directly.
Sadly for Urawa, this result confirms their exit from the tournament.
Where to Watch
If you’re wondering where to watch Urawa Red Diamonds vs C.F. Monterrey next time:
- The match streamed live on DAZN worldwide.
- In some regions, it was also available via JustWatch and 365Scores.
You can find more sports coverage on our Sports section.
Trending: Why So Much Buzz?
The match was trending globally under hashtags like:
- #UrawaReds
- #MonterreyFC
- #ClubWorldCup
- #UrawavsMonterrey
It also ranked highly on search engines under “Monterrey soccer”, “Monterrey vs Urawa”, and “C.F. Monterrey Club World Cup”.
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Expert Analysis
Monterrey were clear betting favorites before kickoff. According to Swedish match forecasts, over 2.5 goals was likely—and they weren’t wrong.
DAZN pre-match coverage highlighted Monterrey’s high-press strategy. And it worked.
What’s Next for Urawa Red Diamonds?
Despite the loss, Urawa Reds still showed flashes of quality. With players like Alexander Scholz and José Kanté, they’ll regroup for the J-League and aim for a return to international competition.
Final Word
This wasn’t just a win—it was a statement. Monterrey reminded the world that Liga MX clubs are here to compete at the highest level. And with Dortmund up next, the story isn’t over yet.
