Tottenham Hotspur won the tournament after a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Barclays Premier League rivals Hull City in the final. Robbie Keane scored twice, the second of which came from the penalty spot, before Aaron Lennon capped things off with a third against Phil Brown's men.

West Ham United ensured a positive finish to their trip to the Far East with a 2-0 win over Beijing Guoan in the third place play-off match at Beijing's Workers Stadium. Danny Gabbidon headed home in the 80th minute before substitute Zavon Hines added a second in injury time to complete the victory.

• Wednesday 29th July
o Semi-final One: West Ham United 0-1 Tottenham Hotspur.      Picture gallery
o Semi-final Two: Hull City 1-1 Beijing Guoan. Hull City win 5-4 on penalties.      Picture Gallery

• Friday 31st July
o 3rd and 4th place play-off: Beijing Guoan 0-2 West Ham United         Picture Gallery
o Final: Tottenham Hotspur 3-0 Hull City         Picture Gallery

Tottenham were the first team through to the final after a 1-0 win over West Ham on Wednesday. Jermain Defoe's second-half goal after a mistake from Robert Green was just reward for a dominant Spurs side.

That set up a meeting with Hull City in the final. The Tigers drew 1-1 with host side Beijing Guoan but edged through 5-4 on penalties. Geovanni gave the Barclays Premier League club an early lead, but Paul William Modibo equalised for the Chinese.

West Ham United and Hull City arrive in Beijing

Tottenham Hotspur arrive, interviews with Jamie O'Hara (Spurs) and Anthony Warner (Hull City)

Interviews with Premier League Chief Executive Richard Scudamore and Spurs midfielder Jermaine Jenas 

Barclays Spaces for Sport in China

In 2007, the last time the tournament took place, the Barclays Asia Trophy in Hong Kong featured Liverpool, Fulham, Portsmouth and South China FC.

Portsmouth beat Liverpool 4-2 on penalties to lift the trophy after a goalless draw in normal time, with Portsmouth goalkeeper David James saving penalties from Yossi Benayoun and Fernando Torres.  

Now an established part of the Premier League's fixture calendar, the Barclays Asia Trophy has been hosted in some of Asia's major cities - Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Hong Kong - and the Premier League is excited about the tremendous opportunity to bring the tournament to Beijing.

The Premier League not only hopes to give fans in Beijing the chance to see what a match between its clubs is like first hand, with all the passion, pace and skill involved, but to pass on some of its knowledge and expertise in running a successful competition that has grown to be internationally renowned.

The Premier League also committed a full programme of 'Creating Chances' activities, including coaching initiatives, refereeing schemes and community schemes that ran alongside the Barclays Asia Trophy 2009.

The Premier League also ran one of its innovative Premier Skills coaching courses as well as a Barclays Asia Trophy Creating Chances Community Programme for 10-13 year-old children. The Premier League worked in close partnership with the BFA on both initiatives.

Barton: Visit will benefit Chinese football

Garcia relishing Beijing duel

Green looking forward to "amazing" Beijing 

Scudamore: China could rival England

Palacios wants Honduran derby in Beijing

Brown: Beijing trip shows how far we've come

Barmby excited to be back in Beijing

Redknapp Barclays Asia Trophy Q&A

Spurs pair feel so fortunate

Myhill misses Barclays Asia Trophy

Collison eager for action in Beijing

Bent to miss Barclays Asia Trophy

Beijing display pleases Redknapp

Boa Morte out until the New Year

Brown pleased with Chinese test

Asia Experience Will Benefit Players

Asia Trophy - Travel Details For Tigers Fans

Black and amber Beijing

Myhill to miss Barclays Asia Trophy

Brown ready for Asia challenge

Tigers' Chinese adventure begins

Beijing blog

Tigers through to Asia Trophy final

Brown happy to be in final

Marney pleased with performance

Back on the training pitch

Youngsters thrilled to meet City stars

Spurs to contest Barclays Asia Trophy

Asia Trophy - Travel details for fans

Fans' guide to Beijing

Spurs in China

Lads visit Tiananmen Square

Here to win

Derby day in Beijing

Spurs in China (2)

JD strikes Hammers blow

Keep ball the key - Harry

My honour - Luka

PL celebrates success

Spurs Xtra

Going for gold

From Boleyn to Beijing

Green keen on China trip

Bound for Beijing

China trip excites Collison

Cole fired up for Spurs

Serious business for Zola

Hammers beaten in Beijing

Collins looks ahead

Injury blow for Boa

Zola looking for more

Cole sees bigger picture

A Beijing birthday treat

Parker looking to prove point

Zola wants strong finish

China challenge excites Specs