Bayern Munich hit double digits against amateur side Auckland City – ranked 5,074th worldwide – at Club World Cup as Jamal Musiala scores hattrick

Bayern Munich has hit the Auckland City of New Zealand 10-0 in their opening match at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 on Sunday.

Auckland-De only amateur side participating in the 32-team tournament is according to the 5,074th Best Club in World Football, according to Opta’s latest Power RankingsWhile Bayern is sixth.

The 34-Keer Champions of Europe showed no grace in Cincinnati, who called a completely strong team-including England captain Harry Kane.

It is remarkable that Kane did not score, even though he stayed on the field until the 61st minute. His replacement, replacement Jamal Musiala, however, took a second half of Hattrick.

Kingsley Coman, Michael Olise and Thomas Muller each delivered two goals, while Sacha Boey was the other score.

The choice of the goals was perhaps the sixth, which arrived just before half-time when the former Crystal Palace star Olise cut in from the right flank and brilliant in the top corner curled of 23 meters.

Jamal Musiala scored three out of ten goals of his team against amateur position in Cincinnati

Sacha Boey (left) and Michael Olise (right) also belonged to the goal scorers in Sunday’s routes

The one -sided nature of the result inevitably aroused questions about the merits of expanding the club World Cup from seven teams to 32.

“This Club World Cup is a bit of a joke in all honesty,” tweeted an observer.

A Brighton supporter added: ‘This is not even funny, this is now pathetic. I’m so sorry Auckland! ‘

Another fan wrote: “With all due respect for Oceania, if Auckland City is the best team to represent them, there are some serious questions to ask.”

But Auckland’s participation in the FIFA’s Premier Club event is nothing new. The Kiwi outfit has actually participated in more editions of the club World Cup than any other team from every country. This is their 12th appearance.

They lost 3-0 from Saudi side Al-ittihad in the first round in 2023, but earned a bronze medal in 2014 when they beat opposition from Morocco, Algeria and Mexico and won two penalty shootouts along the way.

The status of Auckland as the best team in the Oceania region is supported by the fact that they have won the OFC Champions League four times in a row since 2022.

However, Oceania has been considerably weaker since 2006 when clubs from Australia moved to the AFC to fight against Asian opposition, instead of against teams from new Zeeland and people like the Solomon Islands, New -Caledonia, Tahiti, Vanuatua, Papua, the cooking, american, american.