AmaZulu coach Benni McCarthy is content with a point from their 2-2 draw with Golden Arrows in the Durban derby at Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium yesterday.
With four games played and no victory recorded, McCarthy feels they are moving in the right direction.
“High tempo and good chances that we created, we hit the target and we looked like a team that was always going to score. I really like what I saw from the team. Work ethic, the mentality, we never gave up. We continued to dig in there, we turned the game around and we should have probably got the winner.
“The team is slowly getting to our best. Hopefully, come the latter stages we will be in a good form and we will build from this game,” he said. “Overall, I’m happy with a point and that we scored two goals and hopefully we can build on this result on Saturday.”
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