10 goals win! Bayern Munich sets a goal record in the FIFA competition

Bayern Munich defeated New Zealand Auckland City 10-0 and wrote a strong mark in the history of FIFA's event.

In this game, Bayern Munich showed an overwhelming advantage. This "green beast" who has won the German League One championship 34 times and has a total value of 903 million euros defeated his opponent almost without any blood.

According to FIFA records, this match is the most disparate match in the history of the event. The previous record was held by Riyadh Crescent, who beat Abu Dhabi Peninsula 6-1 in the 2002 Club World Cup.

In World Cup history, although there have been many games with large score losses since 1930, there has never been a huge score difference of 10 goals. Some famous widespread scores in World Cup history include: Hungary's 10-1 victory over El Salvador in 1982, and Yugoslavia's 9-0 victory over Zaire in 1974 and Hungary's 9-0 victory over South Korea in 1954.

In this game where Bayern beat Auckland City, Michael Olisse shook his head and smiled after scoring two goals. The French star's reaction appropriately demonstrated the huge gap in technology, physical fitness and even reputation between the two sides.

Auckland City is not a professional team, and most of its players regard football as a side job. It is understood that in order to go to the United States to participate in the Club World Cup, members of this team had to ask for leave and go at their own expense. For these players, the unforgettable trip to the United States may even be equivalent to their annual salary.

This victory also gave Bayern Munich a temporary lead in the C Group C of the Club World Cup, with the other two opponents in the same group being Benfica and Boca Youth.