Bayern Munich grinded out a 1-0 victory over Benfica in the Champions League, but it was not easy. Playing against Benfica’s stingy low block, Bayern Munich had a lot of possession and chances, just not high-percentage opportunities.

Having crashed to a seismic defeat in Gameweek 3, Bayern Munich will be hoping to get their UEFA Champions League campaign back on track on Tuesday as they take on an inconsistent Benfica side at the Allianz Arena.

Vangelis Pavlidis (Benfica) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Jamal Musiala (FC Bayern München) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Foul by Arthur Cabral (Benfica). Substitution, Benfica. Arthur Cabral replaces Orkun Kökçü.

Having taken just three points from their opening three Champions League games this season, Bayern Munich will be determined to secure a win against Benfica at the Allianz Arena tonight.As kick-off

Benfica a suffered a second straight loss in the Champions League after a deserved 1-0 defeat against Bayern Munich. The Bavarians were dominant from start to finish at Allianz Arena and could have easily won by a healthier margin.

Two sides who suffered setbacks on Matchday 3 will meet with a chance to get back on track on Wednesday as Bayern Munich welcome Benfica. As things stand, Vincent Kompany's Bayern Munich wouldn't even be in the top 24 teams to move to the next stage of the tournament with only three points through three games.

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,