Carlo Ancelotti has had to adapt to many new things after taking over the managing job at Bayern Munich. Much of that has involved adjusting to a new enviorment. He has had to try his hand at German, a new language for him, and to pick up some Bavarian habits such as the obligation to wear "Lederhosen" (leather trousers) when visiting "Oktoberfest."

However, perhaps the most important thing the 57-year-old Italian has had to adapt to in the past several weeks is the atmosphere within his new club. Three games without a victory at Bayern Munich is akin to a crisis - but one very good game right afterwards could have returned the mood back to normal.

After two draws in the Bundesliga and a narrow defeat in the Champions League (1-0 against Atletico Madrid), Ancelotti appears to have come up with an answer and struck the appropriate tone.

The Italian has also validated his reputation of remaining true to himself even when things around him seemed to be boiling over. The Group D match against PSV Eindhoven was not deemed to be highly important, but its result was indeed therapeutic. Losing or even a disappointing draw would have increased the troubles in Munich.

The answer that Ancelotti's team gave was highly convincing. A passionate Munich team beat the Dutch side 4-1, with Thomas Mueller, Joshua Kimmich, Robert Lewandowski and Arjen Robben scoring. Mueller scored after 406 minutes without a goal and Lewandowski after five games goalless games.

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