14 goals! Bayern slaughtered 10 goals to avoid Paris, Kane s golden boot dream was shattered but his sword was aimed at the first Club World Cup?

The first reorganized Club World Cup set off a goal frenzy in the United States, and European giants declared their dominance with 14 goals! Bayern Munich swept Auckland City 10-0, Paris Saint-Germain defeated Atletico Madrid 4-0, and the two teams scored 14 goals in the first round, completely opening up the gap with other teams in the continent. Behind this "European Civil War Simulation", there are Kane's obsession with the championship, Bayern's strategy to avoid strength, and the controversy about the Club World Cup becoming the "Champions League Two Team Championship".

Bayern's 10-goal massacre can be called a "dimensionality reduction strike." Facing Oceania champion Auckland City, Bayern crushed his opponent 31 shots in the game. Musiara was wearing a substitute for half an hour, and three teammates scored twice, but Kane did not win. The English scorer, who just broke the Bundesliga transfer fee record last season (100 million euros), wanted to use weak teams to win Golden Boot data, but was stealing the limelight by his teammates. However, Kane's ambition is obviously more than personal honors - he won the Bundesliga championship with Bayern last season, and now the Club World Cup is close to you. If he can lead the team to the top, it will fill the biggest gap in his career.

Paris's 4-goal victory is also hidden. After Mbappe left the team, Paris could still crush Atletico Madrid, and Dembele still had full firepower due to injury, proving that the team has got rid of "superstar dependence". But Paris's real goal may be to avoid Bayern. According to the knockout match, if both teams qualify as the first in the group, they will not meet before the finals. Bayern won a goal difference in the first round, which not only paved the way for the top spot in the group, but also sent a signal to Paris: Want to meet? Let’s win the championship first! The "European One-man show" of the Club World Cup has aroused doubts. The fourth team in Group A scored 0 goals in the first round, and the "health game" between Porto and Palmeiras was even criticized for being "like a friendly match". In contrast, European teams, Bayern, Paris and Atletico Madrid scored a total of 18 goals, while other continents scored only 4 goals. If all European teams are after the quarterfinals, the Club World Cup will completely become a "Champions League play-off". But the Kanes don't care - what they want is the trophy, and as for who the opponent is, does it matter?