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Tony Lokko believes Amidaus Professionals' positive start to their debut premier league campaign will stand them in good stead come the end of the season.
The newly promoted side drew 0-0 with champions, Asante Kotoko on Sunday at the Baba Yara Stadium.
And the result has left Lokko, who guided the Tema-based side to beat Kotoko in last season's FA Cup to look at the positives going forward.
"This is a very good start and we will build on it to stay in the league," said Lokko.
Amidaus will play their first home match in the league when they welcome Liberty Professionals to the Tema Park on Sunday.
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