"You don't win the World Cup in the first match. We have to find a solution.
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The players' self-criticism was positive," Ancelotti said.
The manager maintained that the team would resolve their tactical issues as the tournament progressed.
"We've been working over the last few days to sort this out and I think we will. Whether sooner or later, we'll sort it out.
I remain confident that the team will be competitive in this World Cup," he said.
Haiti's Perspective
Haiti's manager Sebastien Migne highlighted the historical significance of the fixture for his team, which had only made one prior tournament appearance in 1974.
"We've got everything to gain in a match like this.
It's been 52 years since we last featured in a World Cup, and now we're up against Brazil – we've got to live up to our fans' expectations," Migne said.
Migne expressed hope that the squad would deliver a performance to satisfy their home country.
"It's a privilege to be here and I hope we can make the Haitian people proud of us," he said.
The Haitian manager noted the massive impact a potential victory would have across his nation.
"It would be absolute madness in Haiti if we won this match," Migne said.
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Brazil's next scheduled tournament appearance is a final Group C fixture against Scotland on Wednesday, a match that injured forward Neymar targets for his return from a calf problem.
