Benfica Vs Bayern Munich Live Football Streaming For FIFA Club World Cup 2025: How To Watch BEN Vs BAY Coverage On TV And Online
Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte Live Football Streaming For the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Match: Benfica take on Bayern Munich in the two teams' final Group C encounter of the FIFA Club World Cup at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on Wednesday, June 25. Bayern aim to continue their dominant run against an in-form Benfica side that is yet to lose a game in the tournament.
After a 2-2 draw against Boca Juniors in Round 1, the Portuguese rivals defeated Auckland City 6-0 in the game on Friday and stand second in the table. For toppers Bayern, the 2-1 triumph over Boca Juniors sealed their qualification for the Round of 16. Vincent Kompany's Munich side had earlier hammered the struggling Auckland City 10-0 in their FIFA Club World Cup opener.
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