Bayern Munich vs Auckland City LIVE streaming info: Where to watch FIFA World Cup 2025 match? Predicted lineups
Bundesliga champion Bayern Munich will kick off its FIFA Club World Cup 2025 campaign against New Zealand side Auckland City FC in their Group C match at the TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio on Sunday.
Both Bayern and Auckland qualified for the tournament through the ranking pathway system of UEFA and OFC respectively.
The 32-team revamped tournament began on Saturday in the United States with Lionel Messi's Inter Miami playing out a goalless draw against Egyptian side Al Ahly. The final is set to be played on July 14 at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
LIVESTREAM AND TELECAST INFO
When will the Bayern Munich vs Auckland City FC FIFA Club World Cup 2025 group stage kick off?
The Bayern Munich vs Auckland City FC FIFA Club World Cup 2025 group stage will kick off at 9:30 PM IST on Sunday, June 15 at the TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio. Where to watch the Bayern Munich vs Auckland City FC FIFA Club World Cup 2025 group stage match?
The Bayern Munich vs Auckland City FC FIFA Club World Cup 2025 group stage will not be telecast anywhere in India. The match will be live-streamed on the DAZN webiste.
PREDICTED LINEUPS
Bayern Munich: Neuer (gk), Laimer, Tah, Dier, Guerreiro, Kimmich, Pavlovic, Gnabry, Muller, Sane, Kane
Auckland City: Tracey (gk), Bell, Boxall, Mitchell, Lobo, Garriga, Den Heijer, Ilich, Manickun, Bevan, Lee
FULL SQUADS
Bayern Munich
Goalkeepers: Manuel Neuer, Daniel Peretz, Jonas Urbig, Leon Klanac
Defenders: Dayot Upamecano, Jonathan Tah, Raphael Guerreiro, Cassiano Kiala, Josip Stanic, Kim Min-Jae, Sacha Boey
Midfielders: Joshua Kimmich, Leon Goretzka, Joao Palhinha, Tom Bischof, Konrad Laimer, Jama Musiala, Aleksandar Pavlovic, Lennart Karl, David Santos Daiber
Forwards: Serge Gnabry, Leroy Sane, Kingsley Coman, Thomas Muller, Maurice Krattenmacher, Michael Olise, Jonah Kusi-Asare, Harry Kane Auckland City
Goalkeepers: Conor Tracey, Areya Prasad, Nathan Garrow
Defenders: Adam Mitchell, Christian Gray, Nikko Boxall, Regont Murati, Nathan Lobo, Jordan Vale, Dylan Connolly, Adam Bell, Alfie Rogers, Ryan Ellis
Midfielders: Gerard Garriga, Mario Ilich, Dylan Manickum, Jeremy Foo, Joe Lee, Jerson Lagos, Matt Ellis, Tong Zhou, Michael Den Heijer, David Yoo, Haris Zeb, Jackson Manuel, Paris Domfeh
Forwards: Myer Bevan, Angus Kilkolly, Ryan de Vries
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