After being thoroughly humiliated in their last European outing, Bayern Munich went on to win three games on the bounce, scoring twelve times without conceding once. This has gone a long way towards placating fans,

Bayern Munich find themselves 23rd after three matches. However, they have fared better in the Bundesliga, sitting three points clear at the top of the table after nine games

Bayern Munich will look to get their Champions League season back on track with victory over visitors Benfica on Wednesday, and the new competition format plays no role in the team's planning, coach Vincent Kompany said on Tuesday.

Bayern Munich’s Portuguese midfielder João Palhinha is intimately familiar with Benfica and its playstyle ahead of the Champions League showdown between the clubs. “We’re approaching tomorrow’s game like a final.

Bayern Munich are solely focusing on getting a win against Benfica on Wednesday, and not thinking "too far ahead" about the automatic qualification for the last 16. Bayern have two defeats and one win in three games so far,