Brazilian club Fluminense pulled off a major upset on Monday by eliminating Italian side Inter Milan with a 2-0 victory, qualifying for the quarterfinals of the FIFA Club World Cup, which is being held in the United States until July 13. At Bank of America Stadium in North Carolina, Fluminense surprised their opponents with a goal in the third minute, with Argentine striker Cano heading the ball past Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer. Despite Inter Milan's dominance, they were unable to change the score, and the first half ended with Fluminense in the lead. In the second half, Inter Milan continued to create chances to equalize, while Fluminense relied on counterattacks, some of which threatened the Italian team's goal. In the fourth minute of stoppage time, Herkules extended Fluminense's lead to seal their qualification for the next round. With this victory, Fluminense will face the winner of the match between Saudi Arabia's Al-Hilal and Spain's Real Madrid, scheduled for Tuesday at Camp Neige World Stadium in Florida.