Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness has sounded the battle cry ahead of two important fixtures which could make or break his club's season.
The Bundesliga champions travel to Inter Milan in the Champions League on Wednesday night before hosting league leaders Borussia Dortmund at the weekend.
Positive results are required in both games to keep the Bavarians in the hunt for silverware this season while defeat - especially on Saturday - would practically end their hope, although Hoeness is not even considering that eventuality.
"Against Hoffenheim and Mainz, we played like a great side and everything is tip top," he told the Bild newspaper.
"Our defence is solid. We have alternatives in every position and there is no reason for us to be unsettled at the moment.
"I am convinced that we will survive in Milan today and then go through to the next round in Munich.
"(Against Dortmund), I expect a clear victory. I can totally rule out a draw or a defeat.
"We are the better team and Dortmund have no chance against us, and that is that. We will win by two goals."
The return of Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery has played a major part in Bayern's resurgence in recent weeks - as has the form of striker Mario Gomez.
Gomez's 18 goals - he is the league's top scorer - have all come in his last 15 matches after a difficult start to the season, but Hoeness claims he always knew the Germany forward would come good.
"I knew that, as soon as he got his self-confidence back, he would make us all happy," added Hoeness.
"Today, I can see a Mario Gomez who is oozing self-confidence. His body language speaks volumes.
"He believes in himself again. We have waited a long time for this Gomez and our patience has paid off.
"Thinking of Bayern without him is not possible, like it is not possible to think of the national team without him."
The 25-year-old was close to signing for Liverpool last summer, but Hoeness is adamant he is not going to go anywhere.
He said: "We would not have accepted any offer in the world for Mario.
"We are not crazy. We are a buying club, not a selling one.
"Nothing will change with that in the summer. Nobody need even ask about Mario Gomez."
