Bayern Munich strongly struck his first appearance in the 2025 Club World Cup, which is held in its new system with the participation of 32 teams in the United States, where the New Zealand Auckland City nets rained with a clean six in the opening round of the third group, and the French star Kingsley Koman was the owner of the honor to score the first goals of the historical version.
Fiery
The meeting started with a quick offensive rhythm from the Bavarian giant, as Kingsley Koman almost shake the net in the fifth minute with a wonderful header, but goalkeeper Conor Tracy brilliantly tackled it. And then a minute, Koman compensated the lost opportunity with a first goal from a corner kick by Joshua Kimish, and the new expatriate Jonathan Tah returned to his head inside the area, turning Koman with a direct touch inside the goal, signed the first goal goals of the club in his expanded version.
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Goals Festival in the first half
Bayern was not satisfied with the strong start, but continued his sweeping pressure.
The absolute domination of the Bavarian giant continued, as veteran Thomas Muller scored the fifth goal, before Oliz added his second and sixth goal to his team in stoppage time for the first half, which ended with a clean six -bit that confirms the team’s readiness to compete for the world title.
Fiery group
This match is part of the third group competitions, which also includes the Argentine Boca Juniors and Benfica, Portuguese, in a group that is theoretically stronger in the new tournament.
This is the first participation of Bayern Munich in the Club World Cup since winning the 2020 version, knowing that he has two titles in his continental record in this competition. As for Auckland City, despite his 13th participation, he collided with large levels in the level in front of one of the European football giants.
