New Zealand FIFA Club World Cup

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We are working-class team at FIFA Club World Cup

Meet the amateur New Zealand team aiming to topple soccer’s biggest names at the FIFA Club World Cup

the remarkable story of amateur side Auckland City FC has flown under the radar, with the Oceania team’s players set to embark on the trip of a lifetime to test themselves against some of the world’s...

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Auckland City FC: ‘We are the working-class team at the FIFA Club World Cup’

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Meet Auckland City, the Club World Cup's only amateur team

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Bayern Munich beat amateur team Auckland City FC 10-0 for record-breaking win at FIFA Club World Cup

Bayern Munich delivered an answer in their first group stage game, dismantling amateur Auckland City FC 9-0.

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A footballing mismatch - why were Auckland City playing Bayern Munich?

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PSG cruise over Atletico, Bayern thrash Auckland at Club World Cup

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Bayern Munich 10 Auckland City 0 – Bundesliga winners run up record-breaking scoreline against part-timers

Bayern became the first team to ever score seven goals in one game at a Club World Cup.

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Club World Cup scores, highlights, takeaways: PSG crush Atletico as Bayern Munich set records in 10-0 win

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Bayern Munich demolish Auckland City to kick off Club World Cup campaign

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Bayern Munich set new FIFA record at Club World Cup opener

Bayern Munich started their journey in the ongoing Club World Cup with a massive win against Auckland City on June 15 at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.

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FIFA Club World Cup: How to watch Bayern Munich vs. Auckland City on Sunday

European powerhouse Bayern Munich will kick off its Club World Cup campaign on Sunday against New Zealand's domestic league champions Auckland City FC.

FIFA Club World Cup: Ranking all 32 participants

The Athletic has live coverage of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. It’s been nearly a decade in the making, but Gianni Infantino’s big idea, the expanded Club World Cup, is finally here. The plan was for the best 32 club sides to finally end the arguments over who is by far the greatest team the world has ever seen,