Carlo Ancelotti was keeping his feet solidly on the ground subsequent to seeing Bayern Munich dispatch their Champions League battle in style with a 5-0 pulverization of Rostov.
Bayern, who have achieved the semi-finals for as far back as three seasons, opened their Group D account with a record thirteenth progressive home triumph in the opposition.
Be that as it may, Italian supervisor Ancelotti was declining to be diverted.
He told www.uefa.com: 'It was a decent begin to our Champions League battle.
'It was hard to score at an opportune time, we didn't have numerous odds. We arrived.
'Right now, the group is in great condition, both physically and rationally.'
Robert Lewandowski terminated the home side ahead from the punishment spot following 26 minutes and Thomas Muller multiplied their favorable position on the stroke of half-time.
Be that as it may, a twofold from Joshua Kimmich after the break and substitute Juan Bernat's late strike finished an exhaustive triumph which left Rostov supervisor Ivan Daniliants pondering what had hit him.
He said: 'We have never played against a group that played like Bayern today. We made a decent attempt to hold them off and stay composed.
'At that point the principal objective originated from a deplorable punishment, the rest from speedy counters. This side is distinctive to the one under Pep Guardiola, they are a great deal more straightforward.'
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