Bayern Munich displayed their dominance in the opening match of the FIFA Club World Cup, crushing Auckland City 10-0 in a one-sided affair held in Cincinnati. The German champions showcased their attacking prowess, setting a new record for the largest victory in the history of the competition.

From the kickoff, Bayern Munich asserted their control, with Kingsley Coman opening the scoring in the 6th minute. The floodgates opened soon after, as Sacha Boey, Michael Olise, and Coman again found the net in quick succession, establishing a commanding 4-0 lead within the first 21 minutes. Thomas Müller added a fifth goal just before halftime, and Olise scored again in stoppage time, extending the advantage to 6-0 by the break.

In the second half, Bayern continued their relentless attack. Jamal Musiala, returning from injury, stole the show with a hat-trick, scoring in the 67th, 73rd (from a penalty), and 84th minutes. Müller completed the scoring in the 89th minute, sealing the emphatic 10-0 victory.

The match also saw Jonathan Tah making his debut for Bayern, while Dayot Upamecano made his return from a knee injury.

While Bayern Munich celebrated their resounding victory, a section of fans used the occasion to protest against FIFA, displaying a banner criticizing the organization's governance.

Auckland City struggled to contain Bayern's relentless attack. Their goalkeeper, Conor Tracey, made seven saves, but was ultimately overwhelmed by the sheer volume of shots. Auckland City managed only one shot on target throughout the entire match. The team will need to regroup quickly as they prepare for their next match against Benfica.

Bayern Munich's victory sets a high standard for the rest of the tournament. With a blend of experienced stars and talented youngsters, they look like a strong contender for the title. The team's performance also provided valuable match practice for new signings and returning players. The Club World Cup serves as an opportunity for Bayern Munich to integrate new players like Jonathan Tah into the squad and fine-tune their tactics ahead of the upcoming season.

Looking ahead, Bayern Munich will face tougher challenges in the Club World Cup, with matches against Boca Juniors and Benfica on the horizon. The team will need to maintain their focus and continue to perform at a high level to achieve their goal of winning the tournament.

As Bayern Munich continues their Club World Cup campaign, they are also preparing for the upcoming Bundesliga season. The team has a friendly match scheduled against Tottenham Hotspur in the Telekom Cup on August 7, followed by the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup against Stuttgart on August 16. These matches will provide further opportunities for Bayern to fine-tune their squad and build momentum for the new season.