Cowdenbeath's manager, Paul McLean, has called for a big improvement from his team.
Last Saturday, they suffered a disappointing defeat to Broxburn, despite scoring within seconds.
Cowdenbeath struggled in the second half and allowed the visitors to score twice and steal the win.
Player/manager McLean, who played in the second half, expressed his disappointment.
He said: "The flowing play of the previous three weeks was simply not there and we started just thumping the ball down the park and hoping something would develop.
"That was not the sort of football which won us seven points from three games, and I was very displeased and let the players know about it at full-time.
"I was really angry at why we lost our desire to play the quality football that had opened the door for our recent good results and it played bang into Broxburn’s hands."
This week, Cowdenbeath face tough matches against Linlithgow Rose and Caledonian Braves.
He said: "We have two tough games this week, and we need to ensure we play with the same quality of passing we produced against the likes of Bonnyrigg, to tackle the likes of Caledonian Braves, who are a very good team."
McLean also highlighted that last weekend's performance was far from the standard his players are capable of.
He is hopeful they will bounce back in the upcoming games.
Midfielder Nat Wedderburn, who had stomach issues before the Broxburn game, is expected to be fully fit for this week's matches.
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