Tigres vs Bayern Munich: Which were the chances of the mexican team to win?

Media from Germany and Mexico commented on the result and incidents of the Club World Cup final, played between Bayern Munich and Tigres UANL. On both sides of the Atlantic, the coincidences are more than the differences, especially with regard to the result.

In Germany, the media described the result as something logical, in an undemanding match, in which the Bavarians did not know how to realize all the scoring opportunities that were presented to them. In addition, they highlighted the fact that Tigres did not produce a single scoring opportunity in the entire match, and acknowledge that Bayern Munich did not shine on the pitch.

In Mexico, the story was similar. No one dared to question the defeat of a Tigres, who did little in the triumph that gave Bayern Munich a historic sextet of titles. However, the controversy is still alive around the goal that made it possible. Many appreciate Robert Lewandowski's hand in the play in which the Pole put Benjamin Pavard on the ball.

Now, soccer is known to be the most unfair sport in the world, and without a doubt, one play can make a story. It is true, in the game, they were far away, but in the result, only one goal separated them. Nobody knows what would have happened if the referee decided to annul the only goal of the match, and that will remain forever in the heads of Tigres fans.

Bayern vs Tigres: Lineups

Tigres: Nahuel Guzmán, Carlos Salcedo, Diego Reyes, Luis Rodríguez, Rafael Carioca, Guido Pizarro, Jesús Dueñas, Luis Quiñones, Javier Aquino, Carlos González y André Pierre Gignac.

Bayern Münich: Manuel Neuer, Benjamin Pavard, Niklas Süle, Joshua Kimmich, Serge Gnabry, Robert Lewandowski, Leroy Sané, Alphonso Davies, Lucas Hernández, David Alaba y Kingsley Coman.

Bayern vs Tigres: Who scored the goal of the match?

The only goal of the match was scored by Benjamin Pavard, after a dubious play. However, with this 1 to 0, Bayern Munich, was crowned champion of the Club World Cup.

Bayern vs Tigres: Should the goal have been disallowed?

Initially, the Frenchman's goal had been canceled by an offside by Robert Lewandowski, but VAR intervened and scored the goal because the Pole was in a good position. However, the transmission of the match sent one more repetition from Nahuel Guzmán's goal and it is possible to observe that the Bavarian team forward touches the ball with his elbow and according to the new adaptation of the rule, any attacking hand is brand, regardless of intention.

Bayern vs Tigres: Highlights