As Oakland dominates football for the club in Oceania, this twelfth appearance in the club's World Cup will be more than any other side.
They ranked third in 2014, but this year's coordination has been changed greatly by only seven aspects so far 32, with 12 Europe, including Real Madrid, Paris Saint Germain, Inter Milan, Manchester City and Chelsea.
But before they headed to face with Bayern, Bayern, the ruling league champion, which includes his team, Harry Harry Kane, in England, Auckland was keen to enjoy every moment while they were in the United States.
“We spent a few days in Washington and went to see the White House and a few of the effects that were cold,” Kelkoli added.
“Many of us did not go to America before, so we had little free time where we could go out and see a lot of history in the city was great.
“Facilities and training lands were amazing, and it was also good to go out and see the White House and all these things that you only see on TV or on the news.”
Kelkoli says his side can compete at the highest level and cause some shock results.
“It is a really great opportunity and it is exciting,” he said. “We know that we have three games, and it is not the case if we win one match we stay on. We can prepare for a full championship and we have the opportunity to grow, show our personalities and what we can be able to.”
