Jupp Heynckes' side has triumphed in all nine of its matches so far this season, and the Belarusian outfit is next in the line of fire.

BATE can be expected to make one change from the side that beat Neman Grodno 5-1 on Friday afternoon. Aliaksandr Hleb sat out the home victory, is fit to return, and will line up alongside Renan Bressan behind Vitali Rodionov, with Filip Rudzik dropping to the bench.

Elsewhere, however, the club should be able to field the same lineup for the visit of the Bavarian giant, which is making its first ever trip to Belarus.

Bayern coach Jupp Heynckes, meanwhile, left Mario Mandzukic and Javi Martinez out of the starting lineup for Saturday's 2-0 win over Werder Bremen in favor of Claudio Pizarro and Luiz Gustavo. However, both summer signings should return to the fold for the Champions League encounter.

Arjen Robben missed the trip to the Weserstadion with a muscular problem, but trained individually on Sunday. Whether he makes the trip to Belarus or not remains to be seen, but Thomas Muller and Toni Kroos should retain their places in attacking midfield.

Mario Gomez is slowly working up his fitness after his preseason ankle surgery, as are David Alaba and Diego Contento, who both sustained broken feet before the campaign's start.