Bayern Munich set Club World Cup record with 10-0 thrashing of Auckland City
Gulf in quality as Bayern Munich claim record Club World Cup win
- Bayern Munich defeated Auckland City 10-0 in the Club World Cup, setting a new record for the competition's largest victory.
- Jamal Musiala scored a second-half hat-trick after coming off the bench, contributing to Bayern's dominant performance against the amateur side.
- Auckland City, the only non-professional team in the 32-team tournament, faced a significant disparity in squad value, with Bayern's estimated at £770m compared to Auckland's £1.2m.
- Despite winning multiple Oceania Champions League titles, Auckland City's players had to take annual leave to participate in the Club World Cup due to their amateur status.
- Auckland City's participation in the Club World Cup will cost the club more than it makes in a year, but they will be compensated with prize money.