Cowdenbeath have made a promising start to the new Lowland League season.
But their biggest test is set for this Saturday when they face leaders Clydebank.
The Blues have gathered six points from back-to-back home games, with incisive play leading to wins against Bo'ness United and Bonnyrigg Rose.
Their attacking play was the key to victory and they'll aim to continue this form against Clydebank, who have secured the maximum nine points from their three games.
Blues boss Paul McLean was pleased with his team's performance in the two wins.
He said: "Against Bonnyrigg we were very unlucky to go in at the interval a goal down, in the first period we had some really good chances.
"However, in the second half our attacking play was excellent, and the speed we were using the ball was something that our opponents found difficult to match.
"We could have, and maybe should have, won by a much bigger margin.
"Last Tuesday night, against Bo'ness, again we created some really good chances and looked like scoring throughout the 90 minutes, which is encouraging."
Looking ahead to the Clydebank match, McLean acknowledged their opponent's perfect record but insisted his side will continue their attacking approach.
He said: "Our strength is putting pressure on the opposition and looking to create good chances, and that is what we will be seeking to do on Saturday."
He singled out Max Williamson, Stuart McDowell and Zak Tomany as key players, praising their pace and ability to challenge opponents.
The team could also see new additions from a development agreement with Motherwell, with McLean adding: "This is a very interesting project and hopefully we will have other players to bolster the ranks through in time for the weekend."
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