Bayern Munich coach Carlo Ancelotti has said it is too early to talk of a crisis but promised his side would show a "different attitude" against PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League on Wednesday.
Bayern began the season with eight straight wins in all competitions but are now without a win in three games and suffered their first defeat of the season at Atletico Madrid in their last European match.
The Bundesliga champions have drawn their last two league games, twice letting a lead slip in a 2-2 result at 10-man Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday.
But Ancelotti, speaking at a news conference ahead of the home clash against the 23-time Dutch champions, said: "I know this job very well, and for me it's too early to use the word crisis.
"It's always the same. I've encountered this kind of problem every single season at all my clubs -- sometimes in October, sometimes in February.
"After the Frankfurt game I said the attitude wasn't good. But we must change our attitude, not our players.
"Thankfully, I have very professional and intelligent players and they've understood their attitude wasn't good recently.
"Of course, sometimes I need to be harder on the players. But I don't want to punish them -- we have to be honest with ourselves and my job is to make them understand what is wrong.
"I have a lot of faith in my players. It's my job to find quick solutions. Our attitude against PSV will certainly be different."
Ancelotti confirmed that he has a full squad at his disposal apart from the injured Franck Ribery.
"Everyone trained well today, including [Arturo] Vidal, [Douglas] Costa, [Juan] Bernat and [Javi] Martinez," he said.
Arjen Robben is also fit to face his former club, for whom he played between 2002 and 2004 before joining Chelsea.
"Robben is important. He's a fantastic player and has played well for us, scoring two goals. I'm convinced he'll help the team tomorrow. He's in good condition and can play 90 minutes," Ancelotti said.