Topics: FIFA Club World Cup, Bayern München, Tigres UANL, Benjamin Pavard, Robert Lewandowski
A controversial decision by VAR officers gave Die Roten the title after allowing a goal by Benjamin Pavard.

After an impressive season both in domestic and international tournaments, Bayern München have become the second team in history to win six titles in the same season.

Los Culés have joined Barcelona as the only teams capable of accomplishing such a feat. Los Culés managed to pull off such a stunt in 2009, when they claimed all titles they played for.

Nonetheless, the game was not away from controversy due to the use of VAR technology. The tool granted Bayern's goal following the ref's decision to call an offside on Robert Lewandowski, but even after VAR was used, it seems that the ball that fell close to Benjamin Pavard (who scored the goal) was hit by Robert Lewandowski's arm.

Have a look at the goal that helped Bayern win the title (Image might be geo-restricted).

Even after that incident, Bayern dominated most of the game on both ends of the pitch, as the Mexican team Tigres was not able to take a shot on goal for the entire game.