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.

In the clash between the current champions of the Libertadores and the Champions League, Botafogo came out on top, defeating PSG 1-0 this Thursday (19th) at the Rose Bowl, in the second round of the

Igor Jesus scored a goal, leading Botafogo to a stunning win over the reigning European champions Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup.