Sentences with phrase «draw by home side»

Not exact matches

This rumoured desire to land two players to add to their back four could be coming in the wake of a surprising result at home to Swansea over the weekend, with the Premier League champions looking unusually suspect at the back as they were held to a 2 - 2 draw by the Welsh side.

And the home side will be buoyed by their battling draw against the league leaders Chelsea and a return to form after their recent slump.

However, Luis Enrique's side have dropped four points in their last two matches by conceding late goals — first versus Valencia and then blowing a 2 - 0 lead to draw 2 - 2 at home to Deportivo last weekend.

Spurs then finally found an equaliser 16 minutes from time, as Dele Alli's cross was turned home by Kane to draw the home side level.

Former England internationals Glen Johnson and Peter Crouch should both be fit for Stoke, but Geoff Cameron and youngsters Mark Waddington and Tom Edwards are out KEY FACT: Stoke have never beaten Leicester City at home in the Premier League MATCH ODDS: Stoke 29/20 Draw 9/4 Leicester 15/8 bet365 Pick: Both Teams To Score 3/4 ANDY SAYS: Tough game to call but think this well end up in a draw... 1 - 1 GRAEME SAYS: Could be a good game this, I think Leicester might get the win... 0 - 1 SILKY SAYS: Not impressed by either side and can't see a winner... 1 - 1 FOOTBALLIndex — One to follow: Riyad Mahrez at just over # 1 looks a barDraw 9/4 Leicester 15/8 bet365 Pick: Both Teams To Score 3/4 ANDY SAYS: Tough game to call but think this well end up in a draw... 1 - 1 GRAEME SAYS: Could be a good game this, I think Leicester might get the win... 0 - 1 SILKY SAYS: Not impressed by either side and can't see a winner... 1 - 1 FOOTBALLIndex — One to follow: Riyad Mahrez at just over # 1 looks a bardraw... 1 - 1 GRAEME SAYS: Could be a good game this, I think Leicester might get the win... 0 - 1 SILKY SAYS: Not impressed by either side and can't see a winner... 1 - 1 FOOTBALLIndex — One to follow: Riyad Mahrez at just over # 1 looks a bargain

A goalless home draw with Man City was perhaps negated by the fact that it was the former Liverpool boss's first game in charge and the West London side were up against the reigning champions who are still unbeaten.

Pochettino, perhaps with the meeting with Jose Mourinho's United at the front of his mind, withdrew Kane with five minutes remaining and his side were forced to settle for a point as Albion dug in for a draw which was celebrated joyously by the home supporters.

Brest remain top, by a point, after Nolan Roux's first - half equaliser earned Alex Dupont's side a 1 - 1 draw at home to Sochaux.

Labadie came off and was replaced by Matt Dolan, with the home side holding on for a draw, Kane firing narrowly wide in stoppage time, as Spurs pushed hard for a late winner.

David Wagner's men were held to a 1 - 1 draw by the Sky Bet Championship side last month and will now travel to St. Andrew's Stadium looking for a place in the Fifth Round at home to Manchester United.

Bottom side Platinum Stars moved closer to the National First Division when they were held to a 0 - 0 draw by Baroka FC at home, while Polokwane City kept SuperSport United in the relegation mix with a precious 1 - 0 victory that was secured via Rodney Ramagalela's 11th league goal of the campaign.

As the supporters made their way to the stadium by the banks the River Ebro they had reason to be optimistic, with an home record of 10 wins, 2 draws and just the one defeat they found themselves sitting as sole Leaders of their group with an healthy lead over second placed Ponferradina, a side who's big cup adventure came to an end two rounds ago in the Santiago Bernabeu, being swept away by Real Marid 7 - 1 on aggregate.

France coach Didier Deschamps preferred to retain a positive outlook despite seeing his star - studded side held to a shock goalless draw at home by minnows Luxembourg.

Last season, Liverpool and Newcastle drew at Anfield but at St. James» park, the home side were ripped apart by Reds.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho insists his squad shouldn't be too disappointed by his side's recent draws at home

That despite Sir Alex Ferguson insisting changes are imminent, something he attempted in last season's competition only to end up with egg on his face on two separate occasions, both, incidentally, at Old Trafford: A much - changed United failed miserably to break down a mediocre Rangers defence in their first home game in the group, drawing 0 - 0 with the SPL side, while Valencia almost came away with a famous win on Match Day 6, albeit with the Reds already through to the latter stages, only to be denied by a second - half strike from Anderson.

In the bet365 correct score market, the 1 - 1 draw is trading at a price of 11/2 and those latest home draws by Atletico were against Barcelona and Villarreal, both fellow top five sides in the league.

In the whole of last season, around 41 % of games were won by the home side, and 31 % by the away team, with 28 % drawn.

As we head into the home stretch of negotiations, the Fiscal Policy Institute has drawn up a helpful side - by - side comparison of the three plans to help lawmakers, reporters ordinary citizens keep track.

At one point, while Ramasan's classmates all draw pictures of home represented by houses and high streets (one of them even has drawn in a Zara store, which I found oddly hilarious), he himself draws a picture of a tank; or that at another he literalizes his inner struggle by actually switching sides in a regular local football game.

Hauser & Wirth created an apartment - style space with wooden floors and dark green and red walls, inspired by the Hampstead home of Sigmund Freud and curated by Mark Wallinger, while at Frieze Masters, on the other side of the park, Helly Nahmad presented an art collector's apartment, a brilliant accumulation of objects, books and furniture which drew a constant crowd.

2014 A Long Way From Home: group show curated by James Davies In - Between: group show by The North & Found Project Takk Fyrir: solo exhibition by Marc Sethi Witch: group show curated by Fans of Feminism Mind the Gap: solo exhibition by Silvia Lerin Continuous: solo exhibition by Peter Hodges Sandra Dieckmann Pop Up Show: solo exhibition by Sandra Dieckmann All the Fun of the Fair: group show curated by Carousel Camera City: solo show by Elena Cinquegrana New Originals: group show curated by Peggah Khashian Blurred: group show curated by Qila Gill 100 Cats: group show curated by Laura Hughes Quest For Equilibrium: solo show by Cornelia Taubmann RAP — ART: curated by Marina Antonova Open Studio: curated by A-side B - side Speculative Future: curated by Heather Gray Familiar Objects Familial Faces: curated by Antonella Ferrari & Silvia Forese Movement: Artworks: group show curated by Movement: Artworks Drawing Inspiration: group show curated by Holocaust Memorial Day Fund

Begins attending an evening drawing class organized by a sculptor in a settlement house near his home on the Lower East Side.