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· 4d · on MSN

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

FIFA’s revamped expanded Club World Cup kicks off on Saturday and most fans’ eyes will be firmly fixed on the plethora of soccer superstars competing for up to $125 million, but look closer and you’ll see a team of amateurs on the pitch too.

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Auckland City at FIFA Club World Cup: A group of amateur footballers on unpaid leaves

· 2d · on MSN

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

· 1d

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.

· 2d

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

· 1d

PSG cruise over Atletico, Bayern thrash Auckland at 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

PSG didn't miss a beat going ahead 2-0 in the first half against Atletico Madrid.

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The most successful teams in Club World Cup history

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Match Awards from Bayern Munich’s merciless 10-0 win over Auckland City in the Club World Cup

FIFA criticized after dropping anti-racism messages at Club World Cup

FIFA's “no racism” and “no discrimination” campaign will not be promoted in stadiums at the tournament in the United States.

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A-League premiers hope to be representing Oceania at next FIFA Club World Cup

The confusion over which Auckland team is representing Oceania in the FIFA Club World Cup is unlikely to be repeated in the second edition of the tournament in 2029 when an A-League side is expected to be involved.

FIFA Club World Cup standings, table, live stream: Where to watch Chelsea vs. LAFC, Boca vs. Benfica

The best teams in the world will be in the United States this summer as the FIFA Club World Cup will bring teams from reigning Champions League champions Paris Saint-Germain to the only amateur side in the competition in Auckland City FC from New Zealand.