Manchester United were crowned the official champions of the world after a superb strike from Wayne Rooney gave them a 1-0 victory over LDU Quito.

First Half Highlights

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Nemanja Vidic has been shown a straight red card and everyone is in total shock. The defender’s elbow made contact with Bieler while both players were on the ground in midfield and it’s hard to know what to make of that. The referee Ravshan Irmatov acted very quickly indeed although you have to wonder if Bielder’s over-the-top reaction made the situation worse.

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Ronaldo lays the ball off for Rooney on the left side of the area and the England striker finds the far corner with a tremendous finish to give Manchester United the lead.

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AC Milan were crowned Club Champions after a virtuoso performance from Kaka sent them on their way to a resounding 4-2 win over Boca Juniors on Saturday.

21′ [0 - 1] F. Inzaghi

23′ [1 - 1] R. Palacio

50′ [1 - 2] A. Nesta

61′ [1 - 3] Kaka

70′ [1 - 4] F. Inzaghi

85′ [2 - 4] M. Ambrosini (o.g.)

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5′ [1 - 0] S. Frej (pen.)

35′ [1 - 1] S.C. Washington

70′ [1 - 2] S.C. Washington

75′ [2 - 2] A. Chermiti

penalty shoot-out : [2 - 4]

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AC Milan booked a spot in the final of the World Club Championship after defeating Japan’s Urawa Reds 1-0 in Yokohama thanks to a cool strike from Clarence Seedorf.

Andrea Pirlo has a stab at goal in the 13th minute from a 25 yard free kick.

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A moment of brilliance from Kaka in the 23rd minute to set up Clarence Seedorf for a tame effort on goal.

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Left back Marek Jankulovski tries his luck with a placed shot in the 47th minute.

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Seedorf does well to control the ball with his chest but his shot is inches wide of the Urawa goal.

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Milan open the scoring in the 68th minute through Clarence Seedorf’s cool finish.

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Good work down the left from Kaka who in turn sets up Pirlo whose shot is deflected out for a corner.

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Gattuso and keeper Dida argue as Urawa pile on the pressure in search for an equaliser in the 77th minute.

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Post match interview with goalscorer Clarence Seedorf.

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Ten-man Boca Juniors set up a potential showdown with European Champions AC Milan after overcaming Tunisia’s Etoile Sahel 1-0 to reach the final of the Club World Cup on Wednesday.

Rodrigo Palacio tries his luck from a free kick in the 31st minute but his curled effort is way too high to trouble the keeper.

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Midfielder Neri Cardozo scores the game’s winner in the 37th minute, smashing in a left-foot shot from close range after a receiving a clever ball from Rodrigo Palacio.

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Chermiti has an opportunity to level the scores for Etoile but his shot is easily handled by Boca keeper Mauricio Caranta.

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Ex-Liverpool defender Gabriel Paletta misses an golden opportunity to double his side’s lead after heading over the bar with goalkeeper Aymen Balbouli caught out of position.

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Ghezal rises high to meet a teasing free kick but his but the Boca defence manages to avert the danger for a corner kick.

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Colombian Vargas is sent off after receiving a second yellow card for a dangerous tackle on Etoile substitute Mahdi Ben Dhifallah.

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Captain Martin Palermo comes close to doubling his side’s lead but his header flashes wide of the Etoile goal.

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Silva is a whisker away from snatching a late equaliser for his side but his back post header hits the side netting.

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32′ [0 - 1] Y. Nagai

54′ [0 - 2] S.C. Washington

70′ [0 - 3] H. Aghily (o.g.)

80′ [1 - 3] M. Karimi

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[1 - 0] E. Mohammed

4′ [2 - 0] E. Mohammed

47′ [3 - 0] A.W.A.A. Hail

74′ [3 - 1] H. Aghily (o.g.)

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