Bayern reclaimed top spot with their emphatic victory on Saturday, but they remain only a point ahead of Dortmund with six games to go.

"Of course we want to win the league," said Watzke during a Sky Sports chat show appearance with his Bayern counterpart Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.

"In a few days, Bayern will notice that they only got three points for their win, and we will realise that we are only a point behind them."

Watzke admitted Dortmund were now underdogs, but insisted that his team could bounce back and keep the pressure on the Bavarians.

"Bayern are obviously favourites, but I don't think that both teams are going to win all of their last six games," he said.

"Our team has enormous potential, and it will be part of the learning curve to put this victory behind us."

"The players need to enjoy playing again and have fun, because yesterday was not fun."

Watzke said that the fact that his team were still in the race at all at this stage was "a great success".

"This is only the third time in a decade that we have a title race in the Bundesliga," he said.

"If we have to congratulate Bayern on the last day of the season, then we will do so."

Bayern chief executive Rummenigge, meanwhile, said he was now confident that his team would claim a seventh successive Bundesliga title.

"We will win the league," he declared.

"We have big goals, and we are in a promising position in both domestic competitions, so our aim is to win the double," he said.

"There were definitely weeks which didn't go so well for us this season. In the last six games, we need to play as we did yesterday."