Tottenham Hotspur manager Andre Villas-Boas has insisted that he will look at the positives from this afternoon's 0-0 draw with Queens Park Rangers.
Spurs failed to score away from home for the first time this season at Loftus Road in a frustrating goalless draw.
Villas-Boas believes that Hoops keeper Julio Cesar deserves to take credit for denying Spurs on several occasions.
He told BBC Sport: "They defended very well, we wanted to play with a higher tempo but they frustrate you.
"Julio Cesar also had a great game. We had some big chances and in a game like this it's important to score first.
"It was a difficult game for us, but we got an away point so we are satisfied."
A hard-fought point puts Spurs two points clear of Chelsea in third place ahead of the Blues' trip to Stoke City this afternoon.
