Bayern Munich is mourning the death of a fan who attended the team’s 1-0 win over Benfica in the Champions League.

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.

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.

Everything you need to know in order to watch FC Bayern Munich vs. Benfica in UEFA Champions League action on Wednesday, Nov. 6

Bayern Munich were able to earn their second Champions League victory of the season, after previously falling to successive defeats against Aston Villa and Barcelona, with a 1-0 win over SL Benfica

A second-half Jamal Musiala goal got Bayern Munich back on track in the Champions League with a 1-0 home win over Benfica on Wednesday.Despite the win, Bayern still have work to do in Europe, with this season's Champions League final on home soil.

After two UCL defeats, they now have two UCL wins — and Portuguese clubs are not here to play about, as Sporting showed yesterday with a storming 4-1 victory over Manchester City. There’s much to celebrate here — but also much to talk about.