Sentences with phrase «creating chances for our side»

I really don't understand being bored about creating chances for our side.

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This makes me believe Arsenal need a top left sided attacker to compliment Alexis, Theo (when fit) was scoring goals and Alexis helped a lot with his movement and passing to create the chances for Theo.

The fact is that we might as well go for it in Monaco and one thing the first leg did show was that we can create good chances against the French side.

He was a major outlet for Ozil and Cazorla especially... if he wasn't at the end of those chances, his diagonal runs to the left side of the pitch was creating space for others and Sanchez to come in on goal.

Barca were hoping for a penalty of their own moments later but the referee waved away appeals for a foul by Alvaro Arbeloa on Cesc and it showed how the home side were becoming more frustrated at their inability to create clear - cut chances.

As a CM or a DLP he is supposed to create chances for our strikers and transition our defence to attack but all he does is side and backpasses and still loses posession with zero to little pressure..

John - Paul Boetius and Quincy Promes, both debutants for the visitors, initially looked to be getting the Netherlands off to a fine start with their direct running causing problems for Patrice Evra and Mathieu Debuchy, but it wasn't long before the home side imposed themselves on the game and began to create chances themselves.

As well as taklking about the side of the game he is known for, the chances we created, Ozil recognised that the result was down to the fighting qualities of heart and belief that a team also needs.

Last season the winger managed just four goals in 32 appearances for the Portuguese side, but the space and chances he creates are more important to his game than hitting the back of the net.

He is a nightmare for that lad Luke Garbutt on the left hand side — He create chance after chance when cutting in from the right.

The Brazilian was one of only few bright sparks for both sides, with Willian even creating the best chance of the match for himself, only for him to fire it straight at Gunn.

The German midfielder created (2) chances for his side, with one coming from a set play and one coming from open play.

The side look really strong on the counter, with great speed on the break, and look likely to score goals and create chances this season against sides who come to play looking for a win.

Spurs looked anything but warriors in a one - sided first half in which a dominant City reached double figures for clear chances created.

Liverpool, meanwhile, lead the league in both chances created and goals scored, per Squawka, but struggles trying to break down more compact sides have cost the Merseysiders dear in the hunt for the title.

His blistering run of form has seen him streak ahead in the race to be the Premier League's top scorer for 2013/14, and he's recently shown a more selfless side to his abilities, switching around at the front with Raheem Sterling and Daniel Sturridge in order to create chances for his team mates.

Neither side made changes at the break and at the start of the second half it was Inter continuing to display their dominance, showing up first to most of the challenges and creating chances for Icardi, Candreva, and Perisic.

There are few full - backs better at springing forward on the counter-attack than Rodriguez, who's created 27 chances and scored two goals in the league this season for his struggling side.

Januzaj created three chances, all key passes — which amounted to nothing for the home side.

His pressing on the right hand side was more than enough to stop Chadli creating any chances for his team and relieved some of the defensive duties of Glen Johnson, who was able to roam forward as a result of this.

Of the 53 goalscoring chances they have created this season, they have converted only eleven and for a side with an abundance of talented marksmen (Raffael, Lars Stindl, Thorgan Hazard, Andre Hahn) that's not good enough.

Redknapp has an embarrassment of riches at his disposal, most notably in the forward department, and with the likes of Luka Modric, Gareth Bale and Aaron Lennon all in prolific form when it comes to creating chances, and Jermaine Defoe, Roman Pavlyuchenko and Peter Crouch all top - rate strikers which give defender's something different to think about, there should be enough fire - power and variety in this Spurs side to cause Blackpool all sorts of problems at the back should the hosts decide to open up and go for the throat of Spurs early on.

His negotiation style focuses on creating value for both sides of the transaction, resulting in a higher selling price for his sellers and a better chance of reaching the goals of his buyers.