Flamengo vs Bayern Munich: Live streaming info, date, time, venue and other details of FIFA Club World Cup last-16 clash
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A blockbuster clash looms in the Club World Cup Round of 16 as Flamengo and Bayern Munich prepare to face off, each arriving with contrasting momentum and approaches.Flamengo impressed in the group stage, topping Group D with seven points after victories over Esperance Tunis and Chelsea, and a draw against LAFC despite heavy rotation.The Brazilian side enters the knockout phase on an 11-match unbeaten run, bolstered by a defense that has conceded just two goals in that span.In stark contrast, Bayern head into the matchup after a stumble. Vincent Kompany's side started strong with dominant wins over Auckland City and Boca Juniors, but a rotated squad fell 0-1 to Benfica in their final group game. The loss dropped Bayern into a more difficult path through the knockout stages, with the Flamengo clash now coming earlier than anticipated.With both clubs eyeing Club World Cup glory, Sunday's encounter promises to be one of the tournament's most compelling matchups yet.Flamengo vs Bayern Munich Hard Rock Stadium , Miami Gardens, FloridaJune 29, Sunday4pm ETDAZN
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