Cowdenbeath boss Paul McLean is keen for his team to continue their momentum after their comprehensive victory over Blackburn United in the South Challenge Cup.
McLean wants the team to maintain their form as they prepare to host Gretna in the Lowland League on Saturday.
He bolstered his squad by re-signing striker Rhys Walker on Friday for another loan spell until April.
Walker previously hit double figures during his loan spell from Falkirk last season.
Their match against Blackburn United on the astro pitch was initially a concern for some Cowdenbeath fans.
However, the speed and movement of the Blue Brazil team took its toll on the home team.
Seven different players scored, demonstrating Cowdenbeath's dominance.
McLean said: "We had United watched and they have had a good season so far in the East of Scotland First Division, so we had to treat them with the utmost respect.
"While it took time to wear down their challenge we started to create a lot of very good chances.
"It was excellent to see seven different scorers and it was a thoroughly professional performance over the 90 minutes."
McLean is now focusing on the upcoming game against Gretna.
He said: "We must look to repeat the quality of it when Gretna visit this week for we have to look to get a win in this one after the setback at Albion Rovers.
"Gretna are a team who are based on an attacking philosophy so it should be a good open match, but it is one we need to win."
Walker will be in the squad for the game against Gretna.
The striker was a popular player last season, scoring regularly before being forced to play right-back due to injuries in the squad.
McLean said: "Falkirk are happy to see Rhys come back to Cowdenbeath and it is a great move for us as he showed last season how dangerous he is in the last third of the pitch.
"The move gives us a lot of attacking options."
The manager is also pleased to have St Johnstone's young goalkeeper, Lewis Haldane, on loan after Owen Hayward decided to leave his full-time football career to pursue studies.
McLean said: "Owen has decided to change his plans so it was good to get Lewis to challenge Dion Gear for the number one shirt."
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