‘Bro is so awkward' – Olise gives brilliant one-word answer when asked if he feels bad for Auckland City after 10-0 win
MICHAEL OLISE gave a brilliant one-word answer when asked if he "felt bad" for Bayern Munich's opponents Auckland City.
Bayern hammered the part-time
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Bayern thrashed Auckland City 10-0 in their Club World Cup opener
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Michael Olise scored two of the 10 goals on Sunday
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And former
Strikes
from
Goal-machine Harry Kane drew a blank before his replacement Jamal Musiala scored a hat-trick in the final 22 minutes as Muller made it
TEN
.
The gap in class was silly as Bayern bulldozed a side containing estate agents,
teachers
, barbers and a forklift-truck
driving
goalkeeper.
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Despite the obvious disadvantage, with Bayern's squad worth nearly £700million more,
The 23-year-old was asked in a post-match interview: "Did you feel a little bit bad for Auckland?"
But the France midfielder simply shook his head and laughed before bluntly saying: "No."
And fans were left in hysterics with Olise's brief response.
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One wrote: "Bro is so awkward."
A second said: "Olise! Proper mentality monster 👏."
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While another joked: "He's too funny, he gives Cole Palmer vibes."
A fourth chimed in: "A man of little words. What a gangster", before some fans noted that it would have been disrespectful to say "yes".
A
uckland qualified for the
Club World Cup
by being among the highest-ranked Oceanic sides in the last four years.
Their amateur players had to use up annual leave in their day-jobs to take part in the tournament - with some even
after not being able to secure the time off.
Left-back Nathan Lobo, 22, will be sitting a university exam from his hotel room during the competition.
The two teams have the largest gulf in terms of Transfermarkt squad value among all teams at the tournament.
While Auckland have a combined market value of just £3.9million
Bayern's total squad value is £770million
- the fifth highest among all teams at the Club World Cup
.
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