Club World Cup Final Pitch is blocked because it was ‘dry’ and ‘slow’ in a new blow to the tournament

The field on which the Club World Cup final will be played was criticized after a scoreless stalemate between Porto and Palmeiras in New Jersey.

The Metlife Stadium is the chosen location for the final of next month and the World Cup Final next year, and it had its first taste of Club World Cup campaign on Sunday evening.

However, Brazilian wonder kid Estevao – who will join Chelsea from Palmeiras for the following season – was not impressed by the condition of the field.

“I think the field should have been watered a little more because the ball was a bit slow, which disrupts the pace of the game,” he explained.

‘It was for both ourselves and for Porto. As the game progressed, it rained, making it rolling a little faster. ‘

Palmeiras -Baas Abel Ferreira added: ‘In the beginning the field was dry. I do not know who the patron saint is for rain, but after it had rained, we enabled us to play our game. ‘

Brazilian Wonderkid Estevao noticed the ‘Slow’ field, while the turf was also crashing because it was ‘dry’

Criticism of the last field of the World Cup club comes as a new blow to FIFA president Gianni Infantino

In the meantime, Porto coach Martin Anselmi insisted that the state of the field had influenced the quality of the competition.

“I feel that the field made us a little inaccurately. This was especially when we wanted to accelerate the game.

‘There were some errors that (as a result) happened, but the grass is the same for both teams. We had to adjust. ‘

The stadium is usually shared by the New York Giants and New York Jets of the NFL, with the two teams that play on synthetic turf.

However, the FIFA rules dictate that this year’s club World Cup and the World Cup 2026 must be played on natural grass.

It seems that there is still work to clean up the conditions for a number of huge competitions that will come ahead in the coming weeks and next year.

Concern about the field is a new blow to FIFA after a difficult start to their newly panded tournament.

Two of the first five games have not seen any goal, while there are also reservations that there can be a number of non-competitive games in the group phases after Bayern Munich had hit Ackand City with Auckland City 10-0 on Sunday.

There are also concerns about non-competitive matches after Bayern Munich Auckland defeated 10-0

PSG then defeated Atletico Madrid 4-0 in which is expected to be one of the closer matches in the group phases

A collision between European Champions PSG and Atletico Madrid was expected to be more competitive on Sunday evening, but the Ligue 1 Giants hit 4-0 winners in the burning heat in California.

Ticket sales also caused a debate, with some matches not being sold out, which means that FIFA reduces prices in the days before the tournament.

Sunday’s game in the Metlife Stadium had a respectable crowd of 46,275, largely consisting of Palmeiras fans after taking Times Square earlier in the day.

But there were still a few empty seats, with the stadium a maximum capacity of 82,500.