AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley has urged his players to add some consistency to their game if they are to challenge for a playoff spot.
The Dons have yet to register back-to-back victories in League Two this term, winning three, losing three and drawing four of their opening 10 games.
This run of topsy-turvy form has left Wimbledon down in 16th place, but Ardley remains confident of a top-seven challenge ahead of this weekend's clash against Barnet.
"We are not a million miles away from doing good things," he is quoted as saying by Get West London. "The spirit is great, the fitness levels of the players are great and I think a lot of the performances have been very good.
"If you are going to get where we want to go and where we dream of being, it is going to be a consistent level of performance every week and not just because it's Barnet at home."
Wimbledon follow up Saturday's match with the Bees by travelling to Oxford United the following weekend.
Daniel Lewis
