Sentences with phrase «keep it tight early»

Arsenal need to keep it tight early on, and play on Manchester City's patience.

MATCH ODDS: Chelsea 1/4 Draw 19/4 Burnley 14/1 ANDY SAYS: I don't see how Chelsea don't win this — easy win for me — 3 - 0 GRAEME SAYS: If Burnley can keep it tight early on their best hope is for a clean - sheet, but I can't see it — 2 - 0 SILKY SAYS: Chelsea will batter Burnley in this for me, easy win — 4 - 0 LADBROKES PICK: Chelsea to win both halves @ 13/8 FOOTBALLIndex — One to follow: Has to be Chelsea new boy Alvaro Morata — if he re-produces his form from Real Madrid, could be a bargain at # 3.76

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That's probably why Mourinho refused to let the shackles off his team at Anfield earlier in the season, and why he kept things so tight at home to Tottenham.

Swansea's plan was to keep things tight early on, but that went out of the window after 11 minutes.

Also submitted for your consideration: the instant - reaction block to Monaco starlet Kylian Mbappe's tight - angled volley early in the first leg of the semifinal, a stop that kept the game goalless and opened the door for the team's eventual 2 - 0 win in Monte Carlo.

The Black Cats can keep this one tight early on, with the break through coming in the second half.

Her funding tight, a biologist adapts her work on early brain development as she strives to keep training young scientists.

When the hip flexors shorten like this and become tight, they can actually hinder the amount of power your glutes can generate because they will keep your hips from extending correctly in the movements we mentioned earlier, such as jumping, running and other unilateral and power movements.

Cloistered in the tight quarters of the family cabin, Marie and Dan spend the next few days trying to avoid each other and keep secret their earlier meeting.

Just keep in mind that the dollar was linked to price of gold in the early years, which is a big reason why it traded in a tight range.

A higher level would allow new graduates to keep more of their earnings early on when individual finances are often tight,» said Bradshaw.