Sentences with phrase «against teams with»

As well as not making all game modes available online, there have also been big issues with quitters not being punished and at times the matchmaking has been pretty uneven, I've frequently been matched up against teams with far lower rating than mine and although I've not always steamrolled them, you can tell there's a difference in the teams.

Our primary gameplay concern however is the pace of the game as FIFA 15 just feels considerably faster than its predecessor, and this feeling is amplified when playing with or against teams with speed merchants.

Against teams with more about them than United's recent opponents the defensive midfielder may have to do some actual defending, and there is always the fear that Rooney's temperament, if not his technique, may let him down under real pressure.

The problem is, however, that ostensibly these what ifs don't negate the glaring deficiencies that have plagued Liverpool since the opening day and only serve to partially cover them up as well as causing frustration in the fanbase, who have only seen the team comfortably win against teams with ten men (Everton and Arsenal) or against teams that have been dire (Bolton and West Brom).

43 - 18 ATS over their last 61 games overall; 21 - 5 ATS over their last 26 road games; 9 - 1 ATS over their last 10 against teams with winning records; 8 - 0 ATS over their last eight games after accumulating more than 280 passing yards in their previous game.

Though Michigan State is 5 - 1 against the spread over its last six against teams with winning records, it's just 3 - 8 ATS over its last 11 contests as an underdog.

Though LSU is 2 - 5 ATS over its last seven against teams with winning records and 1 - 4 ATS over its last five games as a favorite, the Tigers have fared well at the sportsbook in their recent bowl games.

Alabama found itself overvalued against the college football betting spread in big games this year; the Crimson Tide are 1 - 4 ATS over their last five games against teams with winning records.

Joe Flacco has led the Ravens to seven wins this season, none of which have come against teams with a winning record.

Betting road favorites against teams with winning percentages of 40 % or less in April has gone 184 - 128 (59 %) ATS, + $ 4,768 since 2005.

The move should help come playoff time, but we look to fade them against teams with quality big men and in unrested situations.

Against teams with a losing record the Dubs are 38 -43-1 (46.9 %) ATS since 2015 - 16 but when they face a good team (winning record) the ATS record jumps to 47 -34-2 (58.0 %).

Note: This system doesn't just bet teams with losing ATS records against teams with winning ATS records.

The Jazz are the only West team with more games remaining against teams with losing records (10) than against teams with winning records (9).

That will create a great atmosphere in the dressing room, and we can enter the return fixtures against these teams with great confidence, knowing that we are capable of it, and most importantly, we CAN do it!

It has been profitable to take underdogs against teams with 60 % winning rate or better (97 + win pace) after the first month of the season.

They're winning by margins that suggest they'd be winning against teams with full health.

When teams with a winning record face off against teams with a losing record, our system improves to 12 - 4 ATS.

Otherwise he fears our backline are too exposed to direct threats especially against teams with a very good No 10.

The UNDER is 9 - 1 in Auburn's last 10 games against teams with winning records.

Over their last five games against teams with winning records, the Sooners are a perfect 5 - 0 SU and ATS.

Michigan is 11 - 0 SU and 9 - 2 ATS over its last 11 games, a stretch that includes an 8 - 0 SU and 7 - 1 ATS record against teams with winning records.

Michigan played eight games against teams with top - 50 defenses according to Def.

They also separate out wins against teams with records above.500 and losses to those below.500.

The way we approach games against teams with similar quality is a sign of maturity, I honestly feel that there is no team in England that can stop us... COYG

And when we play against teams with a completely different philosophy, like Bolton under Sam Allardyce then it really does become a clash of styles.

When we come up against teams with physical and pacey MF and wingers we will be caught out as both Jack and Mikel are not that fast and will fade if they spend most of the game chasing.

Love Santi but to put our smallest player in such an important role was always going to be our undoing against teams with a physical presence in the middle of the park...

The Eagles» six wins have come against teams with a combined 19 - 31 record.

Portland's recent rise of success has been somewhat of a mirage as several games have been against teams with key players out due to injury.

But be it athleticism, health, or a lack of a Plan B, they couldn't do much against teams with a pulse.

«This is a challenge but in the Bundesliga we have played against teams with similar qualities as Arsenal.»

The CL is a complete different animal, you play against teams with different styles and when you go against them you need to switch gears and change your dynamics altogether just for that game, and then 3, 4 days later go back and play EPL football, which let's not hide it is physically much more demanding...... these favors teams who don't play European football and the results are there, they have been more consistent.

Let Arsenal put a halt to buying small players because they get lost against teams with big people.

Wenger has being at fault for only playing the passing play without any cutting edge tactically and we can see the difference when we play against teams with the same beautiful kind of football we play (bayern and Barca) I think tactically they outshine us, and if you observe closely, mancity are begining to show such signs too Bcuz of their manager.

Of Alabama's 12 losses in the last seven - plus years, nine have come against teams with offenses we might define as spread - like.

Alabama's lost eight games since 2010, and three of them were bowl games against teams with somewhat similar talent.

But OU has played five games against teams with top - 25 rushing rankings (Ohio State, Texas Tech, WVU, and TCU twice) and fared pretty well.

Four out of their last six games are against teams with winning records, including two against the Eastern Conference leading Cleveland Cavaliers and one against the Toronto Raptors.

Too close because if we repeat that performance against teams with better attacking potent like an Everton, Stoke or big guns like Man City... we would lose.

Ten of those wins have come against teams with winning records and more than half of them have come on the road.

However, Darnold carried a lot of the weight for the USC offense, ranked No. 6 in passer rating among Power 5 QBs in games against teams with winning records, and threw for 4,143 yards and 31 touchdowns while rushing for another five TDs as a short - yardage option.

We saw last season how Mertesacker struggled against teams with pace and I remember analyzing all those goals we conceded against Chelsea, Liverpool and City.

Giroud is in good form against teams with average defenses but Giroud still has trouble with teams with good defense and big matches ie Monaco

He got away with it last year vs most teams in the Big 10 but not against the teams with the most NFL talent.

Look for New York — which has MVPcandidates in centerfielder Carlos Beltran and third baseman David Wright and ared - hot leadoff hitter in shortstop Jose Reyes — to cruise home, especially with26 of its final 33 games against teams with losing records.

System teams with limited skill are unlikely to match up well against teams with superior athletes.

With him in our defence arsenal will always lose the odd game especially against teams with pace....

The aggressiveness he's showing in the two playoff games would put him in the 40 + range against teams with mediocre to bad defense.

Coincidentally, when we play Swansea (later on this month), it will be the third time this season that we will be up against a team with a new manager.