Tottenham vs Bayern Munich result: Spurs wins Audi Cup final after penalty shootout
Goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga was the hero, stretching to make a strong one-handed save with his left to seal the victory
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Your support makes all the difference.Tottenham beat Bayern Munich on penalties to win the Audi Cup, after Bayern had come back to draw 2-2 in normal time.
Mauricio Pochettino named a strong starting line-up and was rewarded with goals by Erik Lamela in the first half and later Christian Eriksen with a fine finish.
Bayern pulled two late goals back before Spurs then sealed the victory in sudden death of a penalty shootout.
Goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga was the hero, stretching to make a strong one-handed save with his left to seal the victory.
Spurs have one more pre-season friendly, against Inter Milan, before their season starts at home against newly promoted Aston Villa.
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