Bayern Munich has secured its place in the quarterfinals of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 after defeating CR Flamengo 4-2 in a hard-fought match held at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, on June 29, 2025. As for Bayern, Harry Kane shined as a beacon of hope, scoring a brace that paved the way for an impressive 4-0 victory.
The game started with a great attacking display from Bayern. Joshua Kimmich helped set the tone when he scored the opening goal just six minutes into the match. Kane was quick to join him, scoring in the 10th minute, reminding everyone that he was still amazing at scoring with chances inside the penalty box. The forward received a pass from Kimmich after Konrad Laimer won possession in midfield, demonstrating the precise teamwork that has become a hallmark of Bayern’s play this season.
Flamengo’s Determined Response
For all of Bayern’s first half control, Flamengo were intent on making a game of it. In the 33rd minute, Gerson found the net, reducing the lead for the Brazilian side. He netted home a deft finish after an inch-perfect cross from Luiz Araujo. This promising goal breathed life into Flamengo and showed just how dangerous they could be against Bayern’s back line.
Flamengo didn’t stop pushing and were able to equalize just a few minutes into the second half. Jorginho pounced on a rare defensive lapse from Bayern to score the opening goal in the 55th minute. His equalizer leveled the score at 2-2, sending shockwaves throughout the arena and excitement resonated through the stadium as Flamengo supporters drove their team relentless forward.
Filipe Luis, coach of Flamengo Stunning quality from Bayern Munich and an entirely well-deserved win, I can only regret that his team like that incomplete absence.
“It’s up to us to simply recognise the superiority of our opponent. They are very good, we knew that. At this level, any mistake is fatal. Those who deserved to go through got through.” – Filipe Luis
Kane’s Late Heroics Secure Victory
As the game went on, it was apparent that Bayern would not accept a draw. 74′ Kane again Lovely strike by Kane. He followed with a stunning left-footed blast that whistled past Flamengo goalkeeper Agustin Rossi. This strike regained Bayern’s advantage and was Kane’s second of the evening.
With just a few minutes left in the match, Bayern struck the decisive blow. In fact, a fourth insurance goal put their win out of reach. The team’s resilience and skill under pressure proved one thing: their determination to keep advancing through this highly competitive tournament.
Flamengo’s quest to make history was admirable, but it was not enough against a powerful Bayern team that has proven unstoppable. The Brazilian club shined through individual moments of magic throughout the match. They lacked precision in their final third efforts and conceded an unnecessary second against the European champions.
“European teams have the best Brazilian players.” – Filipe Luis
