“It was a great evening for Bayern Munich and for German football,” said Bayern boss Niko Kovac. The second half belonged to former Arsenal man Gnabry, who struck four times as the visitors completed a rout. It was the first time Spurs had conceded seven goals in a home match in any major competition. Vertonghen not distracted by speculation on Spurs futureSpurs’ misery was compounded as Gnabry struck again two minutes later, capitalising after Harry Winks lost possession. But Gnabry sealed his hat-trick for Bayern in the 83rd minute after racing beyond the Spurs defence and slotting past Lloris from 15 yards.

Source: The Express Tribune October 02, 2019 07:07 UTC