Despite a heavy defeat vs Barcelona, Bayern Munich's chief Max Eberl has reaffirmed the club's faith in manager, Manchester City hero Vincent Kompany.
The Bundesliga side - usually strong in the group stages of the competition - were taught a tough lesson by the Catalan giants, now under the guidance of their former manager Hansi Flick.
Barcelona netted four times against shell-shocked Bayern. This marked Kompany's second defeat, in three European games as manager, putting Bayern under pressure in the competition.
The Belgian's appointment was met with mixed reactions from the club's supporters, who were upset over now-England manager Thomas Tuchel's departure in the first place. READ MORE: FA charge Wolves chief after angry tunnel row over controversial Man City winning goal READ MORE: "We need to be better" - Inside Man City meeting which sparked seven wins and 30 goals However, Bayern's hierarchy insist they back their current direction and have no plans to change course after a challenging defeat.