David Suazo insists the goals will come as Honduras attempt to shrug off indifferent form at the World Cup.
Striker insists Honduras are improving heading into World Cup
Honduras striker David Suazo insists the goals will come as the Central Americans attempt to shrug off indifferent form heading into the World Cup.
Reinaldo Rueda's team are 9/2 outsiders with Sky Bet to progress out of Group H, which includes tournament favourites Spain, Chile and Switzerland.
The Central Americans' form has generally been poor in 2010, with defeats by Turkey and Venezuela followed by draws against Belarus and most recently Azerbaijan on Wednesday.
While Rueda's side have failed to score in three of those games - and Suazo himself has not netted in their last five outings - the Inter Milan star is not unduly worried, believing the team can come up with the goods when it matters.
He told El Heraldo: "I think they are circumstances and we are working to improve them. The goals will come when they come.
"The important thing is the hard work of the group, which is being consolidated. People should be calm and realise that things are improving."