Sentences with phrase «defeats against wolves»

Not exact matches

The Reds have an away record that is quite similar to clubs fighting against relegation and the supporters have been forced to watch some pitiful football over the last few months, especially away from Anfield while they have also suffered some embarrassing losses like the defeats to Blackpool and Wolves at home.

A year long unbeaten run at Anfield came crashing down, with three defeats in the space of a week against Swansea, Southampton and Wolves.

Can the Villains bank a big win on the weekend to raise their stock or will the Magpies bounce back from a surprise defeat last weekend against Wolves to get back in the title picture?

Wolves will get a home test against Sheffield United on the weekend and the league leaders will be looking to recover from a defeat in their last home game at Molineux, where Notts Forest got the better of them.

But then they slipped up at home against Wolves last weekend in a bit of a surprise defeat, so Rafa Benitez's men have to snap back.

Two of the defeats in that sequence were against Aston Villa and Cardiff, current top four sides like Wolves are.

Importantly, Blackburn have picked up wins over other relegation candidates Wolves and QPR in recent matches and another win and getting revenge for a 2 - 1 defeat against Bolton earlier in the season.

One in the League Cup defeat to Wolves, and another at right back in the FA Cup win against Fulham.

Jamal Blackman returned from suspension to help Sheffield United to a 1 - 1 draw against fellow playoff - chasers Millwall, whilst Jeremie Boga played 69 minutes in defeat for Birmingham at Bristol City before missing the defeat at Wolves on Sunday altogether.

United's League form still wouldn't improve though and defeats to Cardiff and Middlesbrough followed as well as draws against lowly Wolves and Blackburn.

Jamal Blackman kept a clean sheet against the league's most potent attack in midweek when Sheffield United beat Wolves 2 - 0, but he was beaten twice in a defeat at Nottingham Forest three days later.

Last Saturday, Wolves faced their easiest league fixture in nearly a month, taking on Bolton Wanderers at Molineux, and instead of using some of the harsh lessons which were learnt from bitter defeats against some of the» Big Four» in matches where Wolves didn't deserve to drop any points, let alone all three, Wolves went back to their dire, under performing selves.