Sentences with phrase «home goal sheet»

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Not exact matches

We were obbed a goal We kept a clean sheet they didn't We didn't have a full squad they did They were at home

With just one clean sheet in the last four games and away goals being so important I can understand why Wenger is trying to hammer the need for complete focus home.

It was Arsenal who pulled the strings away from home after just losing 0 - 2 to Southampton with the host (West Ham) just managing to get on the score sheet through Andy Carroll's header in the second period which seemed to awaken the visitors for more goals as they hit two more on the evening.

Dijon have netted at least two goals in seven of their last ten home games across all competitions, but they have only kept two clean sheets in this term.

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Most punters will presume so as they have kept 16 clean sheets in their last 20 Premier League home matches, shipping just the six goals in that sequence.

Adding to the likelihood of this being a low scoring game the Saints have only averaged a goal per game on their travels but they are without a clean sheet in any of their last nine league games home and away combined.

The Clarets have picked up just nine points from a possible 81 available away from home in their two stints in the Premier League and have kept just one clean sheet in 27 Premier League away games, conceding at least two goals in 21 of those matches.

The Baggies have just the one clean sheet in their last nine games at home in the league, so there could be goals in his.

They have struggled at the back at times conceding an average of 1.75 goals per home game, but have two clean sheets in their last three on home soil.

The Cherries have averaged under a goal per game away from home this season and have collected a clean sheet in just 20 % of their road fixtures.

The Baggies are still conceding too many goals, plus I don't see them troubling a Chelsea defence which kept eleven clean sheets at home in the league last season, not even with Hilario between the sticks.

The fact Hull have scored just twice on the road in 10 games shows the lack of a goal threat they possess away from home, and whilst Arsenal were hardly impressive defensively in their past two matches, conceding five goals, they should be more balanced here with Mohamed Elneny back and I can see them keeping a clean sheet.

Brighton have been fantastic defensively at home, claiming a clean sheet in ten of their 17 games there, conceding just nine league goals at home this season overall.

It may be worth a flutter as you have seen each of the last four meetings between the two clubs go over the goal line and Hull have yet to bank a clean sheet at home this season, so it is likely that Newcastle are going to get plenty of chances on the board.

Only 38 % of Chelsea «s home games this season have gone over 2.5 goals and they have kept a clean sheet in four of their last eight and they have been losing at half time in just one of their matches at Stamford Bridge.

The Canaries have only netted the nine away goals this season which is an average of one per game but they have taken thee clean sheets in their last five games away from home and so may at least be able to keep the score down in this one.

The league leaders do have a clean sheet in almost half of their home games this season and they have shipped 73 % of their home goals in the second half of matches.

56 % of Huddersfield's home games have gone over the 2.5 goal line this season, and as they have been struggling for clean sheets lately, it is worth looking at the game to go above at a price of 5/4 with William Hill.

A Wolves 2 - 1 correct score option at BetVictor is at 15/2 * (Betting Odds taken at 04:46 a.m. on February 27th, 2018) and it is worth throwing in a goal for Reading as Wolves are without a clean sheet in four games now (home and away combined).

They have also been tough at the back with a clean sheet earned in 45 % of their home fixtures and they have averaged under a goal per game against this season at home.

The Gunners have collected six clean sheets at home and as this is expected to be tight under 2.5 goals at William Hill is a price of 6/5.

Newcastle have only shipped the two goals in their last four home games (two clean sheets) and Newcastle to win to nil at bet365 is an appealing price of 11/5.

Southampton are unbeaten in their last six games in the top flight against Newcastle with a W4 D2 record and have won their last four on home soil against them and they have been convincing wins too, the Saints having scored at least two goals in each of those four wins and they took a clean sheet in three of them as well.

Overall Chelsea are W6D1 L2 at home this season, but they have momentum going now and have three clean sheets in their last four there, with just one goal conceded in that sequence.

Ipswich have netted eleven goals in their six home games this season and they have picked up a clean sheet in half of those.

The Blues have averaged 1.8 goals per away game this season where they have conceded just the seven goals in their ten away games with four clean sheets away from home for the season.

Moreover, the Baggies have also plundered at least one goal in 14 of 16 at home this season, as well as scoring in each of their previous eight, but that run will come under threat at the weekend by an in - form Liverpool side who have kept three clean sheets in their last four away from home, not to mention having won all nine of the previous Premier League meetings between the two sides, all without conceding a single goal.

Twenty nine goals have been scored in QPR's away games while Stoke have conceded 12 times at home this season... keeping just two clean sheets in the five matches where they've hosted bottom half placed teams.

Preston have averaged just over a goal per game at home this season with a clean sheet in 37 % of their home fixtures.

In their 10 matches at home so far, Swansea have recorded 6 clean sheets, having only conceded a total of 4 goals.

I like the home win here but if you don't then you may wish to take the over 2.75 goals as I can't see Arsenal keeping a clean sheet.

The Gunners» defence hasn't conceded a single goal in any of its last four home games, not since Everton's Louis Saha scored a controversial goal on 1 February, which shouldn't have stood for offside, while in total Arsenal have kept 12 clean sheets in 16 league games at the Emirates in 2010/2011.

-- Despite their goalkeeping issues, United have only shipped seven goals on their travels − thee best defensive figures in the league away from home − and have kept six clean sheets on the road.

The Cottagers are only averaging exactly one goal per game on home soil this season and have no clean sheet on home turf.

Their loss against Fulham came on home soil on Boxing Day and it means that they have now shipped at least two goals in three of their last four league outings and have only managed the one clean sheet in their last five played home and away.

Moreover, they've been scoring goals in regular supplies, with their one at home to Chelsea on Sunday being the sixth home fixture in succession where Blackburn had managed to get on the score sheet.

Bolton have returned just 22 goals in 20 home fixtures this season and they do have five clean sheets in their last eight home games which isn't bad at all.

-- Norwich have yet to keep a clean sheet at home, conceding exactly one goal in four matches at Carrow Road.

Blackburn have scored twenty home goals this season, but have conceded on average, almost two goals per game and there has been no clean sheets this season at Ewood Park.

They haven't kept a clean sheet in eleven matches now, conceding on average two goals per game exactly away from home.

Games Played: 5 Played at Home: 1 Home 1X2: 0 -1-0 Goals: 8 Home Goals: 2 Conceded: 12 Conceded at Home: 2 Clean Sheets: 2 Home Clean Sheets: 0 Top Goalscorer: Marlon Harewood (2) Top Home Goalscorer: Marlon Harewood (2)

Hull are starting to build up ahead of steam at the KC stadium but they've failed to keep a clean sheet in their previous three home outings, conceding six goals.

However, United have been shipping goals of late at home, keeping just the one clean sheet in five home fixtures, that being a 1 - 0 win over Birmingham City Birmingham, a team who struggle to score goals on their travels.

The former England No. 1 has kept three clean sheets on home soil this season, while only Burnley, Sunderland & Tottenham have put more than one goal past home at Ewood Park this season, whereas just about the entire world and his missus has scored a hat - trick past him away from home.

-- Mark Schwarzer in the Fulham goal hasn't conceded a league goal at Craven Cottage in just over six hours, keeping four successive home clean sheets.

Stat Attack: Spurs have scored in every home game this season in the Premier League Tottenham have scored first in 60 % of their games this season Spurs have four men in double figures for goals scored Bolton are unbeaten in their last three league games The Trotters have just two clean sheets at home

They have averaged 1.6 goals per home game so far this season and they have scored in each of their last five at Ashton Gate while they have also picked up a clean sheet in their last two there.