Bayern Munich 4-0 Tottenham Highlights, Club Friendlies: Kane, Coman Shine In Die Roten’s Pre-Season Rout Of Spurs

Good evening, football fans! Tonight we have a high-profile friendly match in store for you as German champions Bayern Munich face Europa League winners Tottenham Hotspur. The action in Bavaria kicks off at 10:00 PM IST, so stay tuned for pre-match updates and lineups as they are released.

The pre-season friendly match between Bayern Munich and Tottenham Hotspur can be seen live on SPURSPLAY and FC Bayern TV Plus platforms. You can follow the live scores right here on Outlook India.

Today, the 30-player shortlists for the men's and women's Ballon d'Or 2025 awards were announced. Four Bayern Munich players were among those nominated.

Both sides have a major long-term injury issue to contend with before today's fixture. Spurs revealed that midfielder James Maddison suffered an ACL rupture on his right knee during the friendly match against Newcastle United.

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich will be without Jamal Musiala, who suffered a serious injury during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 quarter-final match against PSG.

Manuel Neuer (gk); Konrad Laimer, Dayot Upamecano, Jonathan Tah, Josip Stanisic; Joshua Kimmich, Leon Goretzka; Kingsley Coman, Michael Olise, Luis Diaz; Harry Kane

Guglielmo Vicario (gk); Jed Spence, Micky van de Ven, Cristian Romero, Pedro Porro; Pepe Mate Sarr, Joao Palhinha, Rodrigo Bentancur; Mohammed Kudus, Richarlison, Brennan Johnson

Bayern Munich have essentially named their strongest available XI tonight. Harry Kane will be up against his former side, two years after swappning North London for Bavaria. Meanwhile, big-money purchase Luis Diaz will also be getting a start.

For Spurs, though, former Bayern Munich man Mathys Tel is surprisingly dropped to the bench, while Richarlison starts. Similarly, Wilson Odobert is also on the bench. Dominik Solanke is not in the squad at all due to reasons unknown. Joao Palhinha, meanwhile, starts against his parent club.

The hosts kick off tonight's pre-season clash. Stay tuned as we bring you the live updates from the Allianz Arena.

As expected, a strong start from Bayern Munich in the opening five minutes. Olise curled in wonderful free-kick then went just wide of the left post, with Vicario rooted to his spot. Since then, the Bundesliga champioins have continued to push for an early goal.

The game has opened up a bit. Tottenham are threatening when they move forward in numbers, with Kudus floating in a good delivery into the box that evaded everyone. Meanwhile, Bayern go up ahead, and Diaz wins a corner that is cleared by Sarr.

Bayern win back posession from Spurs' clearance. Olise plays a sumptous pass from the centre-line that finds Kane outside the box. The former Tottenham striker takes the ball and finds the far corner with a composed finish. No celebration from Kane.

What was that from Kane?! Bayern earn a penalty after Joao Palhinha lunges into Josip Stanisic, sending the full-back flying. The referee immediately points to the spot, although the on-loan Bayern player is not happy with the decision.

Harry Kane steps up to the spot, and ... skies it! It was high and wide by some distance. A wry smile on Kompany's face.

Bayern continue to dominate proceedings, with Leon Goretzka having a shot at Vicario's goal. The Italian did well to get down quickly to keep it out. However, Spurs have had their moments, most notably from the penalty shot after Jed Spence went down under pressure from Laimer.

Another chance goes begging for Bayern. Coman did well to beat his marker and feed Kane. The striker cuts back into the box, and it bounces and falls to Goretzka. The midfielder has a shot from outside the box, an dit goes JUST wide of the top bar.

Bayern go one goal up into the break. They had so many chances that the match could have been over by now. Goretzka could have had a hattrick by now, and Kane's horrible penalty miss will hurt Kompany. Overall, however, the Bavarian side are well and truly in control.

The players are down on the pitch, and the second half is underway. Joao Palhinha, who did not have a good debut, is off, and Bergvall is on in his place.

Although Spurs started strongly, with Richarlison and Kudus combining well down the left flank, Bayern almost got the second goal though Michael Olise. The Frenchman was fed by Kane with a good cross, but the shot is high and wide.

Bayern's dominance pays off. Konrad Laimer is too strong for Spence, with the Austrian winning the ball in Spurs' half. He then plays it to Coman on the edge of the box. The Frenchman cuts in and then shoots with his left, which flies past Vicario.

A brilliant save from Vicaro to keep out Kane from close range keeps the score respectable for Spurs. Bayern bring on eight players. Except Kim and Boey, the rest are all academy prospects. Kane goes off.

Luis Diaz runs with the ball from the left side. Spurs defenders intercept, but it falls to a Bayern player who plays it to Lennart Karl. The 17-year-old stuns Vicario with a curler from the edge of the box that beats the Italian goalkeeper.

The youngsters of Bayern are continuing their dominance of Tottenham Hostpur. A ping-pong in the Spurs box leads to the loose ball falling into the path of young Jonah Kusi-Asare, and the Swede shoots first time to find the far corner. It's all too easy for Bayern at the moment.

Luckily for Spurs, the referee blows the full-time whistle a couple of seconds before the ninety minutes are up. It has been a lesson in quality football for Spurs, with Thomas Frank losing his first match in charge of his new side. Bayern, though, were nearly perfect, and could have scored at least eight goals tonight.