TOTTENHAM continue their preparations for the new season with a massive friendly against Bayern Munich in Seoul.
In Spurs’ first game in South Korea, they beat Team K League, a stellar team made up of elite Korean players, in a mysterious 4-3.
Dejan Kulusevski opened the scoring in the 29th minute, followed by a very good brace from Son Heung-min to give Tottenham a 3-0 lead at half-time.
A brace from Stanislav IIjutcenko made it 3-2 before Will Lankshear restored two Spurs goals just after the hour mark.
Lima’s Oberdan Alionco scored in the 81st minute to open the stands, Ange Postecoglu’s men held on and won 4-3.
Bayern have yet to play in South Korea and began their pre-season with an eye-opening 14-1 win over FC Rottach-Egern before drawing 1-1 with FC Duren.
Harry Kane will miss the chance to face his former team in Seoul as new Bayern coach Vincent Kompany has shown that the 31-year-old striker is part of the squad travelling to South Korea.
The striker played a vital role for England at Euro 2024 this summer and appeared to be suffering from the effects of a back injury he suffered before the start of the overseas tournament.
Kane started every single game for the Three Lions, scoring three goals and captaining the team in the final against Spain.
He will not play against Spurs in South Korea, but Bayern will travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium a week after (August 10) their clash in Asia for another friendly for which Kane would likely be available.
Here are all Tottenham’s pre-season fixtures and results:
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