Bayern Munich face Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday night with their eye on extending an all-time record in the competition.

The Bundesliga giants last won this trophy as recently as 2020, defeating Barcelona by an 8-2 scoreline along the way in an unforgettable quarter-final tie.

As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, that showdown was held on neutral territory, but Bayern are currently in possession of the longest-ever unbeaten away record.

Should Julian Nagelsmann's side post a victory or draw against their European rivals, they will have gone 19 successive matches without suffering a defeat in the Champions League.

During that time, Bayern have recorded 14 wins and four draws, and they will hope for a repeat of their last visit to Camp Nou after prevailing 3-2 in the 2014-15 semi-finals.

Barcelona are also looking to avoid defeat in the opening fixture of a Champions League campaign for the first time since 1997-98.