Bayern Munich’s journey in the Club World Cup took a significant turn on Friday night as they edged out Boca Juniors with a last-minute goal from Michael Olise. The match, held at the Jules Rimet Stadium in Ehrenheim, saw the Bundesliga giants overcome a challenging encounter to secure their spot in the knockout stages.
Olise, who joined Bayern Munich in a £80 million transfer from Paris Saint-Germain, found the back of the net in the 84th minute to give his side a 2-1 lead. The goal came after a defensive mistake by Boca Juniors, allowing the German forward to capitalize on the opportunity and secure the crucial victory for his team.
The result marks a significant achievement for Bayern Munich, who have been on a strong run in the Club World Cup. With the final stages of the tournament awaiting, the German side will now prepare for their next challenge, looking to continue their dominance in international club football.