Sentences with phrase «premier league home game»

That's back - to - back clean sheets for a defence which will be handed the sternest of examinations on Monday, while they did also win their last Premier League home game by the scoreline, although read into that what you will, as it was against lowly Wolves.

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Blue and White Foundation member Mrs Mary McInall from Sutton - On - Sea voted for Chris and was drawn to meet him before Town's next Premier League home game against Manchester United to present him with his champagne.

Blue and White Foundation member Mrs Diane Scarlett from Wakefield voted for Jonathan and was drawn to meet him before Town's next Premier League home game against AFC Bournemouth to present him with his Champagne.

Blue and White Foundation member Mr Cedric Lamb from Dronfield voted for Laurent and was drawn to meet him before Town's next Premier League home game against West Brom to present him with his Champagne.

Blue and White Foundation member Stewart Wardrop from Elland voted for Chris and was drawn to meet him before Town's next Premier League home game against Leicester City to present him with his champagne.

Blue and White Foundation member Mrs Susan Jones from Longwood voted for Christopher and was drawn to meet him before Town's next Premier League home game against Brighton & Hove Albion to present him with his Champagne.

Prior to this evening, Spurs hadn't lost a Premier League home game by a margin of two or more goals since August 2014 (0 - 3 v Liverpool).

-- The returning Heidur Helguson is aiming to score for the fifth Premier League home game in a row, having done so against Blackburn, Chelsea, Man City and West Brom.

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Aston Villa concede SIX goals in a Premier League home game for the first time in the competition's history.

The latest ticket selling arrangements for our Barclays Premier League home game against Arsenal have been announced...

Burnley have been a decent home side this season and they actually won their last Premier League home game against the Citizens back in March 2015.

Next up the Reds are back at Anfield for their Barclays Premier League home game against West Ham Untied on Saturday, 3 pm Kick - off.

So there is a decent chance of that happening, especially after beating Leicester 2 - 0 in their last Premier League home game.

The Reds haven't lost a premier League home game against a newly - promoted side since back in the 2010/11 season when Blackpool turned up and surprised them.

It equates to an increase in seat prices of about 50p per seat per premier league home game.

0 — Everton failed to have a shot on target in a Premier League home game for the first time since December 4th 2011 vs Stoke (2211 days ago).

I really do not know which way to go on the latest Arsenal performance, because there were so many contradictory things to take from the Premier League home game against QPR.

I must admit that I was more than surprised to see that the Arsenal team sheet for the Premier League home game against Hull City on Saturday did not include the name of Lukas Podolski, not even as a substitute.

Even though Arsenal would normally expect a Premier League home game against a club currently in the relegation zone to be a banker win and another three points in the bag, this is not a normal situation.

There have been two big questions for Arsenal fans this week as Arsene Wenger and the players prepared for the Premier League home game against Hull City with the need to bounce back quickly and put the disappointment of losing to Watford and Chelsea to one side.

As another old enemy, Michael Owen, said about the match in his Premier League betting preview: «Tony Pulis has lost only one of his last six Premier League home games with Arsenal and I expect to see his side bounce back after a couple of disappointing performances in recent weeks,»

Spurs embark on their final nineteen Premier League home games at White Hart Lane with the forthcoming visit of Crystal Palace.

Arsenal have lost just one of 18 Barclays Premier League home games against City (W11 D6 L1) and we've lost 22 times to them since 1992, our joint-most defeats to any opponent (along with Chelsea).

Everton have won both previous Premier League home games against Hull.

100 % — Swansea City have won all three of their Premier League home games against Burnley — the only team they have a 100 % win record against having played them more than once at the Liberty Stadium.

Everton have won their two previous Premier League home games against Burnley to nil.

The Clarets won this corresponding fixture 1 - 0 last season and they are unbeaten in their three previous Premier League home games against Stoke (W1 D2).

They are W1 D1 L1 in their three previous Premier League home games against Spurs.

Not for the first time, Tottenham dominated but couldn't produce the clinical edge that saw it win 18 of its 19 Premier League home games last season.

Tottenham have have won their last 13 Premier League home games against newly promoted sides, since losing 1 - 2 against Norwich in April 2012.

Burnley are W2 L1 from their three previous Premier League home games against the Toffees.

City have suffered just the one default in their last twelve Premier League home games now (W7 D6) and they have scored in all but one of their last 17 home games as well.

The Clarets have not scored a goal in any of their five previous Premier League home games in the month of April, but Ashley Barnes may be a good 7/2 Bet365 anytime goalscorer option as he has two in three league games against Spurs.

The Gunners have won three of their previous four Premier League home games against Watford, all to nil.

Chelsea have won their last two at home against Sunderland and with them winning 16 of their 18 Premier League home games this season, even if they just phone this one in, they will probably win.

Liverpool have won two of their last three Premier League home games against the Magpies (D1) and have lost just one Premier League home game ever against them (the very first one in 1994).

The Magpies are unbeaten in their last three Premier League home games against Palace (W2 D1) so are carrying form.

The Blues are unbeaten in their last 10 Premier League home games at Stamford Bridge against the Baggies, but have drawn two of their last three (W8 D2).

They have scored exactly one goal in both of their previous Premier League home games and both teams to score at bet365 fetches a price of 3/4.

This new Spurs home strip 2011/12 will be worn by Spurs and their star players like Luka Modric, Rafael Van der Vaart and Gareth Bale in their Premier League home games in the forthcoming 2011/2012 season.

The Blues have lost only one of their last seven Premier League home games against Southampton now in a W3 D3 L1 record, but they have won just one of their last four there against the Saints (W1 D2 L1).

-- The Molineux outfit have conceded two goals or more in each of their previous Premier League home games, and on three occasions it was precisely two.

United had won their previous three Premier League home games by a 1 - 0 scoreline but always looked capable of finding further breakthroughs and it came on 56 minutes.

-- However, Liverpool have only tasted defeat on one occasion in their last 14 Premier League home games (W9 D4 L1); a 2 - 0 loss to Tottenham on the final day of last season.

Key Stat: Bolton have lost 8 of 11 Premier League home games this season, but Swansea have only been victorious on one occasion away from home against top flight opposition (0 - 2 Aston Villa).

-- Arsenal have scored precisely one goal in each of their previous five Premier League home games − four of which were netted in the second - half.

Despite a recent 3 - 1 home loss against Manchester United, Spurs have won ten, drawn two and lost just two of their Premier League home games this season.

Tickets for Champions League games will be priced the same as Premier League home games which are frozen from the 2015/16 season.