Sentences with phrase «european home defeat»

• Salzburg's 0 - 4 loss at home to Parma in the first leg of the 2003/04 UEFA Cup second round is the club's joint heaviest European home defeat.

The home side had their three star attackers Neymar, Cavani and Mbappe in their line - up, all of whom had scored in Glasgow in what was Celtic's record European home defeat.

Not exact matches

In fact the Eastern Europeans have never scored a goal against the Three Lions, succumbing to two 3 - 0 defeats and a 1 - 0 loss at home in October.

That defeat against Ostersunds also means that Arsenal have lost each to their last six European home games in spring action, shipping 17 goals in the sequence.

Paris St Germain have been hit with a partial stadium closure for their next European home match as a result of crowd incidents during their Champions League defeat to Real Madrid this month.

Another poor performance from Arsenal saw them go down 2 - 0 at home to Schalke in Group B of the Champions League, their first European defeat at the Emirates Stadium since 2009 and first to non-English opposition since Internazionale won at Highbury in 2003.

• The first leg was Juve's joint heaviest home European defeat, equalling their 3 - 0 loss against Manchester United FC in the 2002/03 second group stage and the 4 - 1 defeat at home to Bayern on matchday six in 2009/10.

Goals from PSG's star - studded trio of Neymar (20), Kylian Mbappe (34) and Edinson Cavani (40 pen) helped PSG on their way to a convincing win at Celtic Park before a Mikael Lustig own goal (82) and Cavani's second (85) condemned Celtic to their heaviest home defeat in European competition.

They have only suffered one defeat in their last 46 European home games as well (W30 D15).

The pick of the other ties sees Europa League new - boys Kuban Krasnodar attempt to protect a 2 - 0 lead at home against Motherwell, St. Johnstone host FC Minsk 1 - 0 up from their first encounter and Crvena Zvezda must overturn a 3 - 1 defeat when the former European Cup winners play host to FC Chornomorets Odesa.

Spurs have played 30 times at Wembley in the last two seasons, including last year's European home games and the FA Cup semifinal defeat to Chelsea, while United have played 17 times at the 90,000 - seater venue since it opened in 2007.

Still, overall with just two defeats in their last 26 European games home and away, things have to be taken into context.

Málaga C.F. face F.C. Porto at the Rosaleda in tonight's return leg of their last 16 clash in the Champions League having never been defeated at their home stadium in European competition.

The home defeat to Juventus marked the end of the line for Spurs» European ambitions for another year, and given that they are currently 17 points behind Manchester City in the Premier League, it also marked the loss of the last remaining chance to finish the season with either of the two major trophies that the club most covets.

The club do have a tremendous European home record going as they have suffered just the one defeat in their last 39 home games in European competitions (W25 D13).

Newcastle United ended their European journey after only managing to pick up 1 - 1 draw at home against Benfica, which was far from enough to counter previous 3 - 1 defeat from the Portuguese side in previous leg.

Previous meetings • The clubs have never met in UEFA competition, although Marseille have faced another team from the same city, defeating Lokomotive Leipzig (then representing East Germany) 1 - 0 on aggregate (0 - 0 away, 1 - 0 home) in the 1987/88 European Cup Winners» Cup.

Los Blancos as they they are known, defeated Wolfsburg in the previous round and have a wonderful oppertunity of reaching yet another european final and should go into the tie as favourites specially since they are playing the second leg at home.

The exit from the competition this season doesn't signal the end of Arsenal's season and trophy interests, so in the mean time, the Gunners have to use the European disappointment as motivation to keep the good domestic form going, as they have done so far since the shambolic, and self - inflicted, defeat at home.

By taking it in turns to inflict the heaviest home defeat on Porto in their rich European history was the emphatic answer.

The Netherland have failed to qualify for the 2016 European Championships after a 3 - 2 defeat at home to the Czech Republic on Wednesday morning.

Basel have suffered three defeats in their last five European fixtures at St. Jakob - Park and in their last ten, they have only gone W3 D3 L4 at home in European games.