Oldham Athletic boss David Dunn said that his side stuck at their task to get a 1-1 draw with Coventry City at the Ricoh Arena.
Dunn told the Press Association: "We were very good in the first half without the ball against a very good Coventry side.
"They are full of confidence so for us down there, on the back of four defeats, this is probably one of the hardest places to come.
"We stuck at it. In the second half, we controlled the ball for a lot but when the keeper made that save at the end, I thought it might not be our day.
"If we show that sort of resilience every time we go on the pitch, we'll be fine but it has to be more consistent.
"If we had scored a little bit earlier, we might well have just sneaked a win but I thought in the second half we were well worth the point against a very good Coventry team.
"They've caused teams a lot of problems and we had to set up to try to limit them and I thought overall we did that."