Accra Lions coach Ibrahim Tanko wants his outfit to remain consistent this season following good start to the Ghana Premier League campaign.
The Accra-based club kick started the season with an away stalemate against Medeama before returning home to beat Legon Cities narrowly in Sogakope on Monday.
Evans Botchway scored the only goal as Lions collected all three points at their make-shift home in Sogakope.
"We are doing everything possible. We want to be consistent in the first and second round so we are working on it so that this season will be better," he said.
"We have two halves, we had a good first half and a terrible second half I should say because we allowed them to press us in our half and sometimes it is good to take the three points even if you play bad. It is an important three points for us," he said after the game.
"I don't think it's about fitness. This is football, sometimes you have a good first half and at times you have a good second half, but like I said the most important thing is the three points."
Accra Lions travel to Berekum to face Chelsea in the third game of the season.