The day's action began with one of the group stage's most mismatched games, with six-time UEFA Champions League winners Bayern Munich facing off against the competition's only semi-pro team, New Zealand's Auckland City FC.

If PSG and Bayern weren't already favorites to win the tournament, they are now! Here's what you missed from the Club World Cup's opening weekend, and what to watch for on Tuesday.

Paris St Germain picked up right where they left off in their first match since winning the Champions League last month, turning what was billed as a blockbuster into a 4-0 rout of Atletico Madrid in their Club World Cup opener.

Sunday marks the first full day of action at the new-look Club World Cup, one that will feature several European heavyweights and a handful of intriguing matchups. The day's action began with one of the group stage's most mismatched games,

Paris Saint-Germain will face Atlético de Madrid at the Rose Bowl Stadium as part of Day 1 of the group phase of the 2025 Club World Cup. On the eve of the match, Paris coach Luis Enrique will hold a press conference at 9:30pm.

Fresh off their stunning 5–0 win over Inter Milan, the PSG squad flew straight to Los Angeles, settling in Irvine, just south of the city. There, on the University of California campus, Luis Enrique’s team will train behind closed doors as they prepare for their first-ever appearance in the revamped Club World Cup (June 15 to July 13).