Despite the win, Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel wasn't happy with his team's performance against Manchester United. But Tuchel confirmed that his team achieved a well-deserved victory over rival Manchester United 4-3 at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday in the first round of the group stage in the Champions League. Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel believes won over Man United was an important confidence booster for his side, but admits there's still room for improvement. Bayern coach, who watched the game from the stands as he was suspended, told DAZN: "It was a bit paradoxical because our second half was better than our first, but we lost the second and won the first. Tonight's result was great for our confidence and development, but there are still things to work on. "We are a threat in every game and create chances in every game, but we were very cautious in the first half and were lucky not to go behind. The goals have helped us build some confidence and fluidity. We're not 100% happy so far, but the reactions to adversity were very good." Thomas Tuchel further added: "Sometimes we took tactical decisions. We had some open spaces in the middle of the field because we pressed high. We need flexibility and we have to fight a battle."