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Bayern's first attack but Leroy Sane has a shot blocked and Kingsley Coman scuffs the rebound straight at the Tigres keeper.
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Pavard scores winner as Bayern Munich win Fifa Club World Cup
German side complete clean sweep of domestic and international titles
They also hold Uefa Super Cup, German Super Cup, Bundesliga and German Cup titles
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Hopefully Liverpool are enjoying their last day of being world champions.
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A bright start for the Mexican side. They have a free-kick on the left wing but Andre-Pierre Gignac's cross is cleared.
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A chance for Tigres within 30 seconds but Andre-Pierre Gignac's header hits a defender and goes out for a corner, which comes to nothing.
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We are under way.
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The players are out and we're almost ready to go. This tournament is basically being used by Qatar as a trial for the World Cup next year.
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End of twitter postCan Tigres make history?published at 17:55 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2021
No team from outside Europe and South America has ever won the Fifa Club World Cup.
Two African teams - TP Mazembe (2010) and Raja Casablanca (2013) - and two sides from Asia - Kashima Antlers (2016) and Al-Ain (2018) - have lost the final.
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Ex-Aston Villa and Liverpool defender on BBC SportTigres are surprise finalists but they're a dangerus team on the counter-attack. This will be a test for Bayern Munich, one I expect them to come through.
All about Tigrespublished at 17:51 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2021
Mexican side Tigres won last season's Concacaf (the federation representing North America, Central America and the Caribbean) Champions League.
They are the first side from that continent to ever reach the Fifa Club World Cup final.
This season's Mexican league is only four games old, with Tigres sitting eighth.
Their star player is former France striker Andre-Pierre Gignac.
TV coverage starts soonpublished at 17:48 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2021
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End of twitter postWatch the semi-final highlightspublished at 17:47 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2021
How did these sides reach the final?
Robert Lewandowski scored twice as Bayern Munich beat Al Ahly 2-0.
Tigres became the first Mexican side to reach the Fifa Club World Cup final with a surprise 1-0 victory over Copa Libertadores champions Palmeiras.
They beat Ulsan in the quarter-finals.
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Bayern Munich make three changes from their semi-final win.
Thomas Muller has Covid, Jerome Boateng is out for personal reasons and Marc Roca drops to the bench.
Niklas Sule, Leroy Sane and Lucas Hernandez come in.
Tigres are unchanged.
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End of twitter post 2No Muller todaypublished at 17:39 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2021
There was a blow for Bayern Munich hours before kick-off, as forward Thomas Muller - who played in the semi-final - tested positive for Covid.
He is isolating and will quarantine when the club return to Germany.
The rest of the team were tested again on Thursday but were all negative.
Midfielders Leon Goretkza and Javi Martinez had stayed in Munich under quarantine after testing positive for Covid.
Defender Jerome Boateng is out for "personal reasons".
Image source, ReutersSo what's going on?published at 17:36 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2021
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Bayern Munich take on Mexican side Tigres in the Fifa Club World Cup final in Doha, Qatar.
And it's a game you can watch live on BBC Red Button - and at the top of this page.
Can Bayern complete clean sweep?published at 17:27 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2021
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