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By Chukwuebuka Chukwuemeka Atlanta, June 29, 2025 – In a brutally one ‑ sided contest, Paris Saint ‑ Germain crushed Inter   Miami 4 – 0 at Mercedes ‑ Benz Stadium, ending Lionel Messi ’ s Club World Cup journey for 2025. Toc in quick succession, Jo ã o   Neves scored twice (6 ′ , 39 ′ ), Inter Miami ’ s Tom á s   Avil é s inadvertently turned one in (44 ′ ), and Achraf   Hakimi sealed a dominant first ‑ half performance (45’). PSG fresh off Ligue   1, Coupe   de   France, and Champions League triumphs waved an unmissable statement of their superiority over Messi ’ s squad. Lionel Messi Messi’s Muted Return to the Scene of His Past Meeting PSG, his former club from 2021–23, seemed destined to spark fireworks. Yet Messi remained subdued. Despite a few second ‑ half chances a header and inside ‑ penalty appeal he struggled to influence the game, largely contained by PSG ’ s disciplined structure. German media even described it as a “quiet exit from the big stage,” noting both ...

Chukwuebuka Chukwuemeka Bayern München stormed into the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup™ with a devastating 10–0 demolition of Auckland City FC, sending an unmistakable message to the rest of the competition. The Group C clash at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati will go down as the biggest victory in Club World Cup history—and it’s only Day One. French Flair Leads the Onslaught It was a night of pure dominance, orchestrated in part by Bayern’s French contingent. Kingsley Coman, Sacha Boey, and Michael Olise contributed five goals between them in a dazzling first-half display that overwhelmed their amateur opponents from New Zealand. Coman opened the floodgates in the 6th minute—the first goal ever scored in the new-format FIFA Club World Cup—heading home after a clever assist sequence involving Jonathan Tah and Joshua Kimmich. He added a second in the 21st minute, bookending a four-minute blitz in which Boey (18’) and Olise (20’) also found the net. Olise completed his brace in first-half st...