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Botafogo boost hopes as giants flex their muscles
- Musiala and Vitinha among the stars for Bayern and PSG
- Headers propel Botafogo after a MetLife stalemate
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After a goalless opener, the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™ touchpaper was lit on Day 2 as a couple of the pre-tournament favourites emphatically underlined their title credentials.
Auckland City FC and Atlético de Madrid were the unfortunate victims as FC Bayern München and Paris Saint-Germain's in-form and star-studded sides turned on the style - and piled on the goals.
No fewer than 14 of them hit the net in the day's opening two games before the action concluded with a hard-fought 2-1 win for Botafogo at the home of Seattle Sounders.
Group A, meanwhile, was left too close to call - and still searching for its first goal - after Palmeiras and FC Porto followed Al Ahly and Inter Miami in battling to a scoreless stalemate.
FC Bayern München 10-0 Auckland City FC
Group C
TQL Stadium, Cincinnati
Braces were bagged by Kingsley Coman, Michael Olise and Thomas Muller, a hat-trick plundered by Jamal Musiala, as the ruthless and relentless German champions racked up double figures.
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Paris Saint-Germain 4-0 Atlético de Madrid
Group B
Rose Bowl Stadium, Los Angeles
Fabian Ruiz, Vitinha, Senny Mayulu and Lee Kangin were all on target as PSG picked up where they left off in the UEFA Champions League final with another stunning victory against heavyweight European opposition.
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Palmeiras 0-0 FC Porto
Group A
MetLife Stadium, New York New Jersey
Estevao showed his attacking promise, but back-up Porto keeper Claudio Ramos stole the show to leave all four goalless Group A sides locked together on a solitary point.
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Botafogo 2-1 Seattle Sounders FC
Group B
Lumen Field, Seattle
Matchday 2 concluded with a masterclass in crossing and heading, with the Brazilians producing the best of both in the shape of first-half goals from Jair Cunha and Igor Jesus. The Sounders battled bravely but now face an uphill task in arguably the tournament's toughest section.
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- Thomas Muller's second goal against Auckland City in this, his farewell tournament with Bayern, was his 250th in all competitions for the Bavarian giants.
- Free-scoring PSG have now scored three goals or more in their last five matches in all competitions.
- Prior to Porto's meeting with Palmeiras, the last competitive match between teams from Brazil and Portugal came when their national teams met in the FIFA World Cup of 2010. That also ended goalless.
- Jair Cunha, 20, marked his Club World Cup debut with a first senior goal for Botafogo.
Next up
Monday 16 June (all times local)
15:00: Chelsea FC v LAFC (Group D)
18:00: CA Boca Juniors v SL Benfica (Group C)
21:00: CR Flamengo v Espérance (Group D)
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