Bayern Munich writes football history with 10: 0 against Auckland!

Bayern Munich writes football history with 10: 0 against Auckland!

In the opening game of the FIFA Club World Championship on June 15, 2025, FC Bayern Munich prevailed with an impressive 10-0 victory against Auckland City FC. This result set up a new record for the highest score in the history of the competition. The encounter began with a clear dominance of the Munich, the Auckland City, consisting of part -time players such as real estate agents and teachers, under pressure from the start. Bavaria used the weaknesses of the opponent ice cold and led after 22 minutes with 4: 0.

Kingsley Coman opened the peat festival in the 6th minute with a header. Just twelve minutes later, Sascha Boey increased to 2-0, followed by Michael Olise, who marked the 3-0 in the 20th minute. Coman contributed his second goal in the 22nd minute by hit flat in the corner. Shortly before the half-time break, Thomas Müller found the way to the net with a volley after a flank from Olise and got the 5-0 halftime score. Olise itself was in the 45+3. Minute responsible for the 6-0.

The second round

In the second phase of the game, Bayern's dominance continued. Jamal Musiala, who was substituted for Harry Kane, scored 7-0 in the 68th minute. Just a few minutes later, Musiala converted a penalty in the 74th minute to 8: 0. In the 84th minute he completed his hat trick after a defensive error by the New Zealand. Thomas Müller finally made the 10-0 final score with an artistic volley in the 89th minute. After the game, the class difference between the two teams was unmistakable.

FC Bayern Munich impressively showed his strength in this game and set a sign in the current season of the club World Cup, which will be held in the new format with 32 teams in 2025 and every four years. These reforms should enable a greater representation of different associations. In the past, the club World Cup often brought low public interest in Europe, while it was of greater importance in other regions such as South America and Africa. The discrepancy in the response and discussions about the reforms raise questions about the financial and sporting relevance of the tournament.

The referee decision on compliance with such reforms often encounters resistance from associations such as the European Club Association (ECA) and UEFA, which concerns the future development of competition. Nevertheless, it remains to be seen how the UEFA will accept the new structure of the World Cup and how other changes could influence fans and players.

This outstanding performance of FC Bayern Munich not only caused a sensation, but could also have a long time effect on the course of the tournament. Your offensive water sector, presented by talents such as Musiala and experienced players such as Müller, shows that you are ready to fight the title and possibly enter the footsteps of record winners like Real Madrid.