Pedro Porro pulled a goal back for Spurs with a little more than 20 minutes remaining, but they were unable to find a way past Vincent Kompany's side.

It took four minutes for Bayern to open the scoring as Guglielmo Vicario's poor pass to Djed Spence was picked off by Serge Gnabry, with Vidovic finishing from close range.

In a half that saw the Bundesliga side have 12 shots compared to Spurs' two, it was unable to increase its advantage until after the half-time interval.

Mathys Tel picked out Goretzka inside the area, with the German seeing his first effort saved by Vicario, but was able to follow up the rebound to double their lead.

Ange Postecoglou's Spurs would improve in the second half, with Porro's strike from distance in the 66th minute offering hope of a comeback.

However, Bayern would control the latter stages of proceedings, able to see out the win as Spurs were made to pay for a slow start.

Spurs' second half performance will be a positive for Postecoglou to take from the encounter, improving their expected goals (xG) total from 0.11 to 1.22 after the break.

But in truth, Bayern dominated from start to finish, registering 22 shots, 20 of which came inside the area, with 11 of those on target.

Tel was a particular bright spark for Kompany's side, having the most touches in the opposition box - nine – and the equal most passes in the final third – 13.