Thierry Henry accepts his side are in a "complicated" situation but believes Monaco can take positives from a 2-2 Ligue 1 draw at home against Dijon.
Kamil Glik scored with 12 minutes remaining to salvage a point for Monaco in Saturday's game, but they are only off the bottom of the table on goal difference.
Henry is yet to taste victory in his first job as a head coach, having also overseen a 2-1 loss away to Strasbourg and a 1-1 Champions League draw at Club Brugge.
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But despite Monaco's 10-match winless run in Ligue 1 being the club's worst sequence since 1986, Henry preferred to look on the bright side.