PSG, Bayern Dominate FIFA Club World Cup Openers, 4-0 10-0 Wins

Paris Saint-Germain made a commanding statement in their FIFA Club World Cup debut by thrashing Atlético Madrid 4-0, marking one of the heaviest defeats Atlético have suffered under Diego Simeone. Goals from Fabián Ruiz, Vitinha, Senny Mayulu, and Lee Kang-in showcased PSG's fluid and tactical dominance under manager Luis Enrique, who emphasized the team's hunger to add the Club World Cup to their trophy cabinet. Atlético's struggles were compounded by a red card and a VAR decision that disallowed a potential goal, highlighting their difficulties against the European champions. PSG's control of possession and clinical finishing reflected their ongoing strong form, positioning them as favorites to win the tournament. The victory took place at the Rose Bowl in front of over 80,000 spectators, with PSG aiming to continue their historic season. Meanwhile, Bayern Munich also dominated their opener, signaling a highly competitive tournament ahead.