Marumo Gallants head coach Romain Folz believes their problems can be fixed by video analysis after four straight draws.
Folz remains confident of turning the corner despite failing to register a victory in the new DStv Premiership season.
Gallants had a relatively poor start to the new season after failing to collect maximum points in four games played thus far.
The Limpopo-based side played against Stellenbosch, Richards Bay, Golden Arrows and Royal AM. All the games ended in stalemates.
However, the French tactician remains optimistic about improving the team offensively to start winning games.
“I think the game [against Royal AM] tells us a lot about our capacity to improve from game to game.
“We had a problem with the offensive department. It’s getting better. We were able to score twice.
“Of course, defensively, you can say we conceded two, but I think it was more of individual mistakes than collective errors.
“It’s something we can easily fix with the video analysis. So I’m very proud of the boys. I believe it is a positive kind of situation, knowing you could and should have done better in terms of results.
“But I’m very proud of them, and I can only encourage them that way because I believe they are on the right path,” the 32-year-old mentor told the media.
The 2021 Nedbank Cup finalists played progressive passing football in the previous campaign under Dan Malesela before he was abruptly sacked.
Bahlabane Ba Ntwa finished 10th on the log in the 2021/22 season after winning seven games, drawing 13, losing 10 times and going down to Mamelodi Sundowns in the Nedbank Cup final at Royal Bafokeng Stadium.
Although they haven’t won a match, Marumo Gallants are one of the teams with an unbeaten run in the top league, and they’ll be looking to upset Orlando Pirates when the two teams meet at Orlando Stadium on Wednesday.
