Sentences with phrase «back unbeaten seasons»

His teams reached 53 straight wins by compiling back - to - back unbeaten seasons of 25 - 0 and 28 - 0 in 1972 and 1973.

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We also have our own form to fall back on however, having gone unbeaten since the opening weekend of the season, although our consecutive 1 - 1 draws with rivals Manchester United and Tottenham will not have us full of confidence going into the match.

Look back to the very start of the season, when the knives were out for the boss after Arsenal picked up just a point from the first two games against Liverpool and Leicester, after which we went on an 18 game unbeaten run.

This season the pride — and the Tide — are back, as was completely apparent in Birmingham last Saturday when Alabama bit, chewed and digested previously unbeaten Mississippi 40 - 6.

The Chelsea team of Jose Mourinho went a long time unbeaten a few years back and Man City have looked a bit unbeatable at the start of this season and the last one, but the only side yet to lose an EPL game so far this season is Tottenham and it just so happens that our north London rivals are heading to the Emirates to face Arsenal next.

That result may have brought us back to challenge at the top of table, but it also means that Tottenham are still unbeaten after the first 7 League games and are setting themselves up to go for gold themselves this season.

We went through a whole season unbeaten & back then, we still had controversial referees that always seemed against us back then.

When you realise that West Ham are now unbeaten in a 16 game run stretching back to August, to take a point would look like a good result if it wasn't at such a crucial time of the season.

Jose Mourinho wasn't the only problem Chelsea had, as the club have yet to win back - to - back Premier League games this season — even during the unbeaten run in England under Guus Hiddink.

City, who are yet to concede in their opening three games of the new season, have not tasted defeat since the 4 - 2 reverse in the derby at Old Trafford against Manchester United back in April and Pellegrini says his squad are desperate to maintain their unbeaten run:

Tottenham appeared in slight danger of losing an unbeaten run which stretches back to the opening day of the season, although they nearly nicked the points themselves through Clinton N'Jie.

Actually Kieran Gibbs is also unbeaten in his last 14 games for Arsenal, although that run stretches back into last season.

Let's not forget we are unbeaten this season in fact our unbeaten run now stretches back to everton last season, 14 unbeaten.

One thing we must NOT change is our unbeaten run, stretching right back until everton away last season.

Arsenal as a club went unbeaten for a whole season, but that was back then, you can't be relying on what you did in the past, you are only as good as your last few games.

If we had options at the back I think people would be saying... can Arsenal go a season unbeaten... again.

Going by that statement I doubt very much whether Mourinho would be happy for Petr Cech to move to the Emirates in the summer, but just say that Wenger did invest in a new DM as competition for Coquelin, another top - class centre - back, and most importantly, another super top class striker to rotate with Olivier Giroud, could we reallymanage to go another whole season unbeaten?

A microcosm of Arsenal's season where we go on an unbeaten run and think we're a shoe - in for the title next term only to see us balls it up when the pressure is applied and reality sinks back in.

While they were able to salvage a point and remain unbeaten under Guus Hiddink thanks to late heroics by Diego Costa, they may have lost centre - back Kurt Zouma for the foreseeable future to one of the most shocking injuries in the Premier League this season.

We went 20 game unbeaten run when he was playing up top then our season fell apart as soon as Mr Potatoe h Head put him back out on the wing.

And although Madrid have yet to keep a clean sheet in this season's Champions League, Zidane's men have scored in an incredible 58 consecutive matches, putting more pressure on Atleti's back line to do a job tonight and extend a four - month - plus unbeaten run away.

The New England Revolution extended their unbeaten record at home to 10 games dating back to last season in Saturday's 2 - 2 draw...

The Blues romped to a 5 - 0 home win over the Toffees in last season's corresponding fixture and they have remained unbeaten on home soil against Everton since a defeat back in November 1994.

It's been quite a ride, including talk of an unbeaten season before Manchester City roared back into contention.

While the 27 - year - old's immediate attention after this summer was on having a well - deserved break following a season in which she remained unbeaten and cleared a world - leading Greek record of 4.91 m, she is looking forward to getting back into training ahead of another important year.

The Cottagers were full of goals last season and away from home last term they posted a fantastic W12 D6 L5 record and they are unbeaten in their last four away games in the Championship now (W3 D1) in the carry over from the back end of last season.

Two goals in the final 10 minutes at Goodison Park maintained Arsenal's unbeaten start to the season and Wenger feels it was important not to go into Wednesday's crucial Champions League qualifier against Besiktas on the back of a defeat.

A 10 - game unbeaten run, eight outings of which have resulted in victories, has propelled Milan back into the hunt for a top - four finish in Serie A this season, and with that comes the all - important qualification for the Champions League.

United have a 25 - match unbeaten run in the Premier League, losing three league matches all season, the last back in October.

Let's throw it back to last season, when Barcelona was on their 39 game unbeaten streak.

Villa, who were previously unbeaten in seven heading into Christmas, have now lost back - to - back games in the league following the defeat at Arsenal, just two days before they succumbed to their second home defeat of the season to Liverpool.

After suffering back to back defeats at Newcastle in recent times, the visitors will have to up their game going into this one if they're going to maintain their unbeaten start to the season.

A second successive loss should be out of the question however, with Sunderland still unbeaten at home this season after two wins and three draws, while Stoke City (4.00 VCbet) will arrive at the Stadium of Light on the back of successive defeats and won't exactly be brimming with confidence.

It really is a tantalising prospect: a Chelsea team buoyed by their progress in the Champions League going up against the current Premier League pacesetters, a Man City side who didn't quiet make the grade in Europe this season but have set the benchmark back home by winning 12 of their first 14 league matches in a simply stunning unbeaten sequence.

Manchester United were the holders of the then Carling Cup and came into the match unbeaten in domestic competition that season and off the back of a 7 - 1 annihilation of Blackburn Rovers the previous weekend.

The Catalans are still unbeaten for the season after playing out a 2 - 2 draw at Sevilla last weekend, Barcelona fought back from 2 - 0 down to earn a 2 - 2 draw in that one, thanks to two goals in the last two minutes from Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi.

Put it this way, would you want to be backing Bolton right now at a time when three points are proving so elusive, or a Stoke side who may be unbeaten in their last four league matches but have lost two of their opening three away games this season.

So Manchester City's unbeaten form has ended in the Premier League this season but there is a decent chance that they will bounce back immediately to winning ways.

Had Arsène not guided a completely new back four to an unbeaten season, this theory may well have attained real credibility.