Bayern Munich 1 Tigres 0: Germans match Barcelona’s historic sextuple with Club World Cup win

BAYERN MUNICH have become just the second team to complete the sextuple after beating Tigres 1-0 in the Club World Cup final. Benjamin Pavard scored the only goal of the game as Hansi Flick’s men joined Pep Guardiola’s 2009 Barcelona side with a clean swoop of all six available trophies in the last year. It […]

BAYERN MUNICH have become just the second team to complete the sextuple after beating Tigres 1-0 in the Club World Cup final.

Benjamin Pavard scored the only goal of the game as Hansi Flick’s men joined Pep Guardiola’s 2009 Barcelona side with a clean swoop of all six available trophies in the last year.

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Benjamin Pavard scored as Bayern Munich beat Tigres in the Club World Cup final[/caption]

It is Bayern’s second time winning the Club World Cup, having lifted the trophy in 2013.

But they missed out on that campaign’s sextuple after losing the German Super Cup to Jurgen Klopp’s Borussia Dortmund.

And there is no chance of Bayern repeating the feat this term as they have already been knocked out of the German Cup in a shock shootout defeat to second-tier minnows Holstein Kiel.

Bayern dominated the game in Qatar, enjoying the bulk of possession and taking 17 shots compared to Tigres’ three.

But they could only manage just one goal from eight shots on target, with Pavard hitting the target in the 59th minute.

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