By Fernando Kallas PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) -Thirteen years of European dominance in intercontinental club football came to an end on Thursday as U.S. side Inter Miami defeated Porto 2-1 and Brazilians Botafogo beat Champions League winners Paris St Germain 1-0 at the revamped Club World Cup.

It looked like Inter Miami's season was hanging on by a thread going into the half, trailing Porto on Thursday at the Club World Cup, but following halftime adjustments and a free kick golazo from Lionel Messi,

Inter Miami, FC Porto try to climb in Group A standings with critical game in Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium.