Gareth Bale and Gylfi Sigurdsson have scored second-half goals to give English club Tottenham the only win of its preseason tour of the United States with a 2-1 victory over the New York Red Bulls.

Tuesday’s win gave the Premier League’s fourth-place finisher the New York Cup, marking the second time in three years Spurs have won a trophy in the Big Apple.

They previously beat the Red Bulls 2-1 in the 2010 New York Challenge.

Sigurdsson broke a 1-1 deadlock in the 64th minute after finding a sliver of space between him and Red Bulls defender Markus Holgersson deep on the left side. He hooked a high shot into the upper right corner past leaping Red Bulls keeper Bill Gaudette.

Bale, playing at forward instead of midfield for Tottenham, levelled the game in the 54th when he jumped over the shorter Dax McCarty and headed in a corner.

Kenny Cooper, a 13-goal scorer in the regular season, put the Red Bulls ahead 1-0 in the 8th minute with a penalty after defender Jan Vertonghen took down former Everton midfielder Tim Cahill of Australia in the box.

Cooper converted with a low shot near the left post, and it stood as the Red Bulls’ only shot of a sluggish first half for both teams.

Spurs fared only slightly better, getting off five shots but only two on goal. One of those was thwarted by a leaping Gaudette, who lifted Bale’s high, hard shot just over the crossbar in the 12th minute.

Cahill, who signed with the Red Bulls last Thursday, spent the previous eight seasons in the Premier League, scoring 68 goals in 278 appearances with Everton.

Red Bulls forward Thierry Henry was rested after an intense stretch of games and midfielder Rafa Marquez was a late scratch with discomfort in his left calf. He was replaced by Connor Lade.

In the first two matches of their tour, Tottenham drew with the Los Angeles Galaxy 1-1 and played to a scoreless draw with English rival Liverpool.