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Wednesday 11th December 8pm
Champions League Group Stage
Allianz Arena
Mourinho's first loss highlighted some weaknesses in the team and raised questions about the attitude of the squad.
Burnley are struggling for form but the performance and effort may temporarily have quietened some of them.
A trip to Munich is a very different beast though, despite both sides having already qualified and two likely weakened sides.
The squad players that haven't been involved much will have opportunities to make a claim for a place, as will some youngsters.
Can Mourinho rest and rotate, but still manage to get some kind of result and performance or will we get another embarrassment from Bayern?
I'm sure that no reminders are needed about the diabolical first game, as our visitors ran riot in the second half and won easily.
They were unbeaten at the time and looking in good shape, as Lewandowski continually found the net, scoring in every game.
A month and two league losses later and things were quite different. Niko Kovac left his position by mutual consent.
Quite unlikely that anyone would have foreseen the departure of both Spurs' and Bayern's coaches so early in the season when this group was drawn.
Munich have appointed an interim manager to replace the Croatian.
Hans-Dieter Flick is a former midfielder that spent 5 years at Bayern as a player from 1985 to 1990.
His management career started at lower league side Victoria Bammental before he moved on to Hoffenheim, who were in the third tier at the time.
His failure to gain promotion after several years lost him his job and he switched roles, joining Red Bull Salzburg as an assistant.
Working for a year under Giovanni Trapattoni and Lothar Matthäus raised his profile and he joined the German national team.
Joachim Low worked with him for eight years before the German FA gave him the new role of Sporting Director.
This summer saw him leave that role and join Bayern as Kovac's assistant, prior to taking over as their temporary coach.
Flick started very well in his new job, winning 2-0 and 6-0 against Olympiakos and Red Star in the Champions League
This was matched by 4-0 victories in the league against Dortmund and Fortuna Dusseldorf.
He has gone on to lose the following two games though, dropping to 7th in the league in the process.
Leverkusen shocked the Bayern faithful with a 2-1 win at the Allianz before A German Team maintained their place at the top of the division.
Can we learn anything from these losses?
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No injury news yet, but Lloris, Vorm, Davies and Lamela are all still out.
Sule, Hernandez and Fiete Arp are out for the hosts, while Tolisso and Boateng are doubts.
Neither side has any suspensions.
Lineups for each side's last league game:
Spurs: Gazzaniga; Aurier, Sanchez, Alderweireld, Vertonghen; Sissoko, Dier; Moura, Alli, Son; Kane.
Subs: Whiteman, Rose, Skipp, Lo Celso, Sessegnon, Eriksen, Parrott.
League form: DDWWLW.
Munich: Neuer; Kimmich, Boateng, Alaba, Davies; Goretzka, Thiago, Toliss; Muller, Lewandowski, Coman.
Subs: Ulreich, Pavard, Martinez, Cuisance, Gnabry, Coutinho, Perisic.
League form: WLWWLL.
Ref: Gianluca Rocchi (ITA). Reffed our away game against Olympiakos.
Also took charge of our 3-1 win against Dortmund at Wembley in 2017 and our 2-1 loss to Monaco in 2016.
Had an, erm... controversial performance in the Chelsea 4-4 Ajax last month.
TV: BT Sport 2.
How would you like to line up for this one and what would you change from the Burnley game?
Would you stick with the same lineup, make a couple of changes or go for a wholesale switch?
Which system and tactics would you use and what are you expecting Bayern to go with?
