Cape Verde coach Rui Aguas believes his team's draw with DR Congo was not a fair reflection on the game.
The teams drew 0-0 in Thursday night's Group B encounter at the 2015 Africa Nations Cup.
“The draw is not a fair result. It was a little bit a remake of our game against Tunisia. The first half went well, with three, four or five clear good scoring opportunities," Aguas said.
“We ran a bit out of steam at the beginning of the second half but remained the most dangerous side especially with two very clear chances towards the end.
“I cannot criticise my players on the two games. We are confident that our third match will be different and that we will reach the quarterfinals.
“We are disappointed but that’s life. I was a striker and I know that when you don’t score the next ball is always more difficult than the previous one.
"I think that we will ultimately score in our third match. Zambia are a good team, one of us will probably be out.”
Cape Verde and Zambia face off on January 26.
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