Sentences with phrase «at home match of»

Not exact matches

And yet we battle problems daily at work and at home, and we all too easily get stuck in the rut of matching up the same kinds of solutions to the same old problems.

See, the home buyer is essentially saving this money because at the end of a 30 - year mortgage, they own a house worth all the money they put into it, which has (hopefully) matched inflation.

So now it's 2015, I'm 4 months from graduating college, I'm making 70k as a project manager (been working here for 2 months), putting 10 % of my income into my 401k (currently valued at 10k, & 50 % is matched by my employer, i'm at their max for matching), living at home with my parents, I have 3k in CD's, $ 26k in savings, and have no debt whatsoever (paying $ 8k per year for school in cash, so no student loans).

Work to keep your essential expenses under 50 % of your take - home pay, and be sure to save for the future too — contribute at least enough money to your workplace retirement account to get the entire match from your employer.

Her home discussions while growing up set a standard that was hard to match afterward; the church leaders that she knew at Heath were more interesting than those she met afterward: she agrees with her father that the generation that succeeded him fled into the «cellars of irrelevance.»

Nothing can match it and so I always make an effort to bake breads at home most of the time.

«Sal sauce» as we called it at home, has always been a favorite of mine, and what a fine match it is for beef, especially with oregano.

We were at an away tennis match, where traditionally the home team provides a spread of food.

The Northumberland - based official will be taking charge of his fifth Everton match of the season, having overseen a win home win over Stoke City, away draws with Manchester United and Manchester City and an away defeat at Tottenham Hotspur.

Many of our players jetted off to represent their countries after our home victory over Crystal Palace on November 5, while others spent the international period working hard at Hotspur Way to return to fitness after picking up slight injuries during a gruelling spell of matches.

The Gunners have won five successive home matches in the Premier League and are unbeaten in 10 at the Emirates Stadium since losing to Liverpool on the opening weekend of the season.

Perhaps he knows something we don't about the Man United line - up ahead of their match against Hull City, a match that if Phil Brown's side wins means that whatever Shearer's team does they are as good as down unless Sunderland also fail to get anything at home to Chelsea.

But Barca were away in both of these matches and the last time they lost a match at home by a scoreline enough to see Arsenal stay in the UCL was back in May of 2013 when Bayern Munich beat them 3 - 0 on the way to their own treble.

Uhh guessing this is a question from football retards exam night... We have one quality forward (currently off form) two decent strikers who can deliver in bursts (but probably wouldn't make the bench of most of rival top 10 european clubs we aspire to match) and three hugely overrated wing players who should be nowhere near starting in a team aspiring for top honours at home and abroad... Conclusion we need at least 3 new attacking options in the summer....

It's presumably the perfect opposition the Red Devils could be facing at this time with United winning six of their last seven home matches just as Burnley have failed to win in ten of their last 11.

So judging by the fact that it was the French central midfield star Francis Coquelin sat next to the boss today ahead of the Champions League match at home to Ludogorets Razgrad, I assume that Le Coq is set for his first Arsenal start since picking up a knee injury in the Premier League win over Chelsea.

Let's not forget at nearly every home match arsenal spend 80 % of the match in the opposition half.

The first rule of 2 legged cup matches, DO NOT CONCEDE AT HOME.

Wenger has mostly kept to that this season, but it seems obvious to me that we should be using the more attacking line - up of four defenders when we are at home, but switch to the five at the back in our away matches.

The loss at home to Watford earlier in the week however was an expected three points, with the Hornets having not won an away match in the league since October, while we had won six and drawn one of our previous seven in all competitions.

There has been and will continue to be an awful lot of talk among Arsenal fans and in the football press about various behind the scenes goings on at our club, but right now the manager and the players need to focus on the next match and taking all three Premier League points from our home game against Manchester City.

The P7 comes with some of the world's best football apps preloaded such as match highlights on the BBC iPlayer (UK only) and games like FIFA 14 (mobile)-- and with a 5 - inch full HD screen, it's perfect for enjoying match highlights at home or on the go!

Stellar triumphs away to Manchester City and at home to Liverpool, either side of the FA Cup quarter - final win at Manchester United, point to a new - found resilience in the big matches, in stark contrast to the infamous 6 - 0 loss at Chelsea, 6 - 3 at City and, going back a few more years, the 8 - 2 Old Trafford mauling.

We've played 9 matches, are 3 points out of 3rd place, and have already played at Chelsea and at Evertonwith City and Tottenham at home.

During his side's match against the Terriers, Sanchez certainly proved his worth, as the Chilean was at the heart of all of the home side's most dangerous attacks as they ran out comfortable 2 - 0 winners.

United have not scored a first - half goal at home in the Premier League since September and have drawn five of their last eight matches at Old Trafford 0 - 0.

i will nevet forgive wenger for loosing against utd at home making me a fukn laughing stock to my utd supporting friends.i think arsenal will loose this match too.any team who cant beat this piece of sht utd team should be shot in head.

Tottenham won 17 of 19 Premier League matches at White Hart Lane last season — drawing the other two — but they must now get used to playing their home games at Wembley Stadium.

It has come down to this, the easiest way to qualify for the champions league group stages is to draw both matches of the next 3 ties 1 - 1 away and 0 - 0 at home, then win the final on penalties.

The majority of that difference comes from their performance in away matches, how can you side with the London club in this agument if they can only get the job done at home?

If every arsenal supporter that attends matches and stay at home fan, got behind the club and it's players we would be a much more difficult opponent and the envy of other clubs.

One way would be to pick and choose depending on the matches and the opponents and with two games against Ludogorets and an EFL cup game at home to Reading among our next fixtures you would think that one or a few of those games would be the perfect time to rotate.

All the Gunners remaining matches will be held at Wembley Stadium, leaving no remaining home advantage for any of the sides, and we will look forward to the draw tomorrow night, immediately following the battle at the Bridge between Chelsea and United.

AC MILAN»S FORM The Rossoneri have won five of the last six matches at home in European competitions (1 draw) and have kept a clean sheet four times — including our last 1 - 0 win against Ludogorets — .

Remember at the start of his second period at chelsea, the nil nill draw at the emirates, after the match maureen was asked about his teams boring football, his respose was «boring is not being able to score st home».

Zelalem will be unveiled before tomorrow's home match against Hibernians and will get a taste of the incredible atmosphere with over 50,000 fans expected at Ibrox.

You can then draw 0 - 0 at home and 1 - 1 away in the knockout matches then draw the final and win it on penalties, that is not a message to the rest of europe

Hopefully the fact that we suffered a surprise defeat at home to Swansea City last season, a match that Wenger has suggested ended our hopes of winning the title, will ensure that the players do not take this match for granted, even though the Welsh club have only taken a single point since the opening day.

Arsenal picked up a good 3 points at home, it was easy, almost too easy, a match that finished 2 - 0 could and perhaps should have finished 3,4,5 but for a very good performance from Jack Butland, and the wastefulness of our attackers, Walcott should have struck twice before he scored, Sanchez probably should have got one, and I feel Ozil should have done better when put through by Cazorla.

Although the evening ended with a lot of confusion for the live crowd (and possibly plenty of those watching at home), the end result was an absolutely stellar event from top to bottom, with all matches either meeting or exceeding expectations.

Hundreds of Net Nuts pack the stands at home matches and generally raise hell for three hours, unleashing more bawdy chants than British soccer fans.

The Swans come into the match on the back of four losses from their last five in all competitions, but at the same time, they have only conceded one Premier League goal away from home this term, including 0 - 0 draws at Southampton and Tottenham.

For quite a long time of this Premier League away game, Arsenal and all our talented and creative players were held at bay and matched by the hard working, determined and well drilled home side.

As stated by many ex Arsenal players Wenger would say something philosophical on the bus and not lay into the players or play the match again on the bus drive home to expose exactly who was at fault and show these bunch of prima donnas how pathetic they performed.

Last season, we won 12 of our 19 matches at home, but we have only won nine of the 16 so far in our current term.

There is always a chance that the French champions will drop points in their next game away to the Swiss club Basel, especially as their 3 - 0 win at home over them was a flattering scoreline, but I would assume that their trip to London at the end of November will be the key match.

In fact there are at least three key men at the current league leaders Chelsea who still appear to be pretty wary of the Gunners, which is probably increased this week as Arsene Wenger prepares to take the team to Stamford Bridge looking for a repeat of the match against them at home, which saw Arsenal inflict their heaviest defeat of the season.

I think the Arsenal board and Le Prof himself want to see the outcome of our UCL home match against Bayern Munich before taking a final decision on whether Le Prof stays on and sign a new contract extension to extends his current deal at Arsenal or not.

We are fortunate that we are playing home next three out of four game and the one away we are just down the road to Chelsea, in my opinion Sanchez should get a start against FC Koln but not for 90mnt give him a runaround at least 60Mnt to get him match fit for the Chelsea game

Real are firm outsiders for the match, not just because of the ominous home support at the Nou Camp, but also because of Barca's imperious recent form.