Bayern complete their six-title campaign

The Munich team defeated challenger Tigres UANL from Mexico 1-0 (0-0) in Qatar on Thursday, even without Müller, who tested positive. It was a tough piece of work that led France's world champion Benjamin Pavard to success in the 59th minute with a stunning goal that was only recognized after video evidence. After the final whistle, around 7000 spectators applauded the entire work of captain Manuel Neuer and colleagues in the Education City Stadium. Six titles in one season – only FC Barcelona with world star Lionel Messi and coach Pep Guardiola had achieved that in 2009. However, the crowning Bayern final was not a work of art in terms of football. The Champions League winner deservedly won the Club World Cup for the second time after 2013 in Morocco. Lewandowski not offside after all In the game-deciding scene, the Munich team could only celebrate after the video review of Pavard's goal: After a cross from Joshua Kimmich, the rushing Tigres goalkeeper Nahuel Guzman was only able to fend off a header from Robert Lewandowski at the feet of the Munich defender. Pavard easily shot the ball into the empty goal. The referee thought Lewandowski was offside, but the video images proved otherwise. Before the break, a goal from Kimmich was disallowed because Lewandowski was offside in the path of the ball. The preparation for the final was anything but optimal for coach Hansi Flick. After Jérôme Boateng's early departure from the tournament for personal reasons, he also had to replace his anchor Müller on match day. After a positive corona test, the attacker was immediately isolated. The 31-year-old will also be missing from Bayern's next league games after returning to Germany.

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Bayern complete their six-title campaign

Despite the Corona excitement surrounding Thomas Müller, FC Bayern completed its historic six-title collection by winning the Club World Cup.

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