Bayern Munich 1-0 Tigres: Hansi Flick's side complete the SEXTUPLE
Bayern Munich 1-0 Tigres: Hansi Flick’s side complete the SEXTUPLE of league, both domestic cups, Champions League, Super Cup and Club World Cup with win in Qatar
- Bayern Munich won the Club World Cup after beating Tigres 1-0 on Thursday
- The German club’s triumph over Tigres has seen them complete the sextuple
- Winning the league, domestic cups, Champions League, Super Cup & World Cup
- Only one team has managed the sae – Pep Guardiola’s Barca side of 2009-2010
Bayern Munich beat Mexico’s Tigres UANL 1-0 on Thursday thanks to Benjamin Pavard’s winner on the hour, to win the Club World Cup title and earn their sixth trophy in less than nine months.
Pavard scored in the 59th minute following a VAR review and in front of around 12,000 spectators allowed into Education City Stadium, after Tigres keeper Nahuel Guzman had stopped a Robert Lewandowski header.
The Germans, who also twice hit the woodwork, won all domestic and European titles they competed for in 2020 and are the first team to match Barcelona’s sextuple from 2009.
Bayern Munich have won the Club World Cup after beating Tigres 1-0 on Thursday night
Benjamin Pavard (second right) got the only goal of the game in Qatar to win the trophy
Hansi Flick’s has won the league, both domestic cups, Champions League, Super Cup and Club
It was Pavard who provided the winner on the hour mark to see Bayern win 1-0 in Al Rayyan
Robert Lewandowski fist-pumped a sheikh as he wore a face mask for the trophy presentation
It was also Bayern coach’s Hansi Flick’s sixth trophy since he took over in November 2019 – including the league, both domestic cups, Champions League, Super Cup and Club World Cup.
Only one team has managed such a feat – Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona side of 2009-2010.
Tigres, who were the first North American club to reach the final, were pinned back by the high-pressing Bavarians throughout and only rarely managed to venture into the German half.
Bayern’s second Club World Cup title after 2013 means European clubs have now won the last eight consecutive finals.
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MATCH FACTS
Bayern Munich: Neuer, Pavard, Sule, Lucas Hernandez, Pavard, Davies; Kimmich, Alaba; Gnabry (Tolisso 64), Coman (Costa 74), Sane (Musiala 73); Lewandowski (Choupo-Moting 73)
Subs not used: Hoffmann, Schneller, Sarr, Roca, Tiago Dantas
Scorer: Benjamin Pavard (59)
Tigres: Guzman, Duenas, Reyes, Salcedo, Rodriguez (Julian Quinones 80), Rafael Carioca, Aquino, Pizarro, Luis Quinones, Gignac, Gonzalez.
Subs not used: Chavez, Delgado, Ayala, Meza, Cruz, Sanchez, Sierra, Fulgencio, Fernandez, Avalos, Vendrechovski
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