Bayern Munich Vs Boca Juniors Live Football Streaming For FIFA Club World Cup 2025: How To Watch BAY Vs BOC Coverage On TV And Online
Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Live Football Streaming For the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Match: German football giants Bayern Munich take on Argentine rivals Boca Juniors in their next FIFA Club World Cup game at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Saturday, June 21. The historic clash marks only the fourth occasion that Munich will face off against Boca in the last 100 years.
Vincent Kompany's men head for the Argentinian clash on the back of a sensational opening-day victory, hammering Auckland City 10-0. Bayern will be hoping to carry their flawless record forward past the Boca Juniors side that squandered a great opportunity to beat Benfica in their first match. Despite taking a 2-0 lead in the contest, Miguel Angel Russo's side finished with a draw in Group C.
BAY vs BOC will be played on June 21, Saturday
Where will the Bayern Munich vs Boca Juniors FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match be played?
BAY vs BOC will be played at the Hard Rock Stadium, Miami
BAY vs BOC will start at 06:30 AM IST
Which TV channels will broadcast the Bayern Munich vs Boca Juniors FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match?
BAY vs BOC will be televised live in India on the Eurosport TV channels
How do I watch Bayern Munich vs Boca Juniors FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match live streaming?
BAY vs BOC will be streamed live on the Fancode app and website in India.
What are the Predicted Line-ups for Bayern Munich vs Boca Juniors FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match live game?
Bayern Munich XI: Neuer (c) – Laimer, Tah, Upamecano, Guerreiro – Kimmich, Goretzka – Olise, Musiala, Coman – Kane
Boca Juniors XI: Marchesín – Advíncula, Battaglia, Costa, Blanco – Velasco, Delgado, Battaglia, Palacios, Zenon – Merentiel
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June 18, 2025, 18:01 IST
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