After his four-goal haul, Serge Gnabry says Bayern Munich's 7-2 gala romp at Tottenham Hotspur has sent a "big message" to their Champions League rivals. Gnabry dazzled at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Tuesday as Bayern handed Spurs the biggest home defeat for an English team in European competition. The ex-Arsenal winger netted his four goals in a fine second-half spell, while Poland's Robert Lewandowski scored twice.

Warning for rivals
"I think [the other teams] know we are not stopping. After going 3-1 or 4-2 up we could have stopped but we wanted more. It's a big message for everyone else," Gnabry, 24, said after his first Champions League goals on his 12th appearance in the competition. Germany legend and Sky pundit Lothar Matthaeus agreed that Bayern "set an example to their international competition as far as the Champions League title is concerned." Gnabry is no stranger to claiming goals in high-score wins after a hat-trick on his Germany debut three years ago in an 8-0 romp at minnows San Marino in a 2018 World Cup qualifier.