Auckland players were helpless against Bayern. |
In the 83rd minute at TQL Stadium, the score was 8-0, in an effort to develop the ball from home despite the suffocating pressure from Bayern, Auckland City goalkeeper Conor Tracey passed the ball to his teammate right in front of the penalty area. A fatal mistake. Jamal Musiala rushed in like lightning, stole the ball in a split second and then coolly finished, closing out a classy hat-trick - and adding another mark in Auckland City's painful memory.
"The ninth goal was a clear demonstration of Auckland's helplessness. The New Zealand team's handling of the game was like a joke," AS wrote.
The match between Bayern and Auckland clearly reflected the huge gap in skill level at the FIFA Club World Cup. One of Europe's strongest teams faced a club with amateur players.
Auckland is an amateur team, with most players taking up football as a sideline. Members of the club are said to have taken annual leave and paid for their own travel to the US to attend the tournament. The memorable tour to the US could cost some Auckland City players their entire annual salary.
Bayern spend £400,000 a week on Harry Kane, while Auckland has a cap of less than £70 – for semi-professional players. To put it simply, it would take Auckland's highest-paid player more than 100 years to earn as much as Kane earns in a week.
Bayern Munich's 10-0 win over Auckland saw them make history as the biggest scorer in a FIFA Club World Cup match. The previous record was held by Al Hilal, who lost 1-6 to Al Jazeera at the 2002 FIFA Club World Cup.
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