Pochettino calls on Spurs to ‘stay together’ after 7-2 hammering by Bayern Munich

Prods have begun the Champions League gathering stages ineffectively again this year, after
Mauricio Pochettino's side were on the finish of a calming 7-2 home thrashing against Bayern Munich today.

Everything began so well for the home side however, with Pochettino's men flying out of the snares and deservedly proceeding by means of Son Heung Min in the twelfth moment.

Be that as it may, Bundesliga champions Bayern would draw level only a couple of minutes after the fact, with safeguard Joshua Kimmich completing magnificently from 20 yards out.

The two sides added to what was a captivating, great first period, however a Robert Lewandowski strike on the stroke of half-time changed the composition of the game and appeared to drain the conviction out of the Spurs players.

Bayern went up an apparatus in the subsequent half, with previous Arsenal assailant Serge Gnabry scoring twice to put the German side three objectives ahead.

Harry Kane pulled one back for Spurs soon after the hour imprint to give the home fans brief any expectation of an epic rebound, however Gnabry, who was vigorously booed all through, scored twice more to finish his cap stunt and stifle any musings of a turnaround.

Bayern weren't done at this point however with Lewandowski and Gnabry both scoring again late on to seal what was an embarrassing annihilation for last seasons finalists.