Sentences with phrase «form of clarets»
But do you ignore the great home form of the Clarets at the moment?
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However, this is their best season in the top flight thanks to their home form and the Clarets to win to nil at Bet365 is a price of 9/4.
Draw: The Clarets, on the basis of their home form, could stick in there as, after all, Spurs have only won four league games on the road this season.
Bristol City are in terrible form at the moment and are not likely to get much change out of the Clarets at Turf Moor.
They have been playing some good stuff under Paul Clement and they have gone W4 L3 in their last seven games, but each of those defeats were against a top four side so there's really nothing wrong with their form and they should be able to bag three points against the Clarets who have been poor on the road.
The Clarets have made it out to a four - match winning streak, their best sequence of form for the whole season.
The Clarets are running through a difficult patch of form at the moment as the wins have totally dried up for them.
The Clarets have won their last couple of home games against the West Country side and with the Robins in some shocking form having having lost eight of their last ten games in all competitions, this could be a stroll in the park for the Premier League side in the FA Cup.
The Clarets seem to be well over their winless streak of form that they were on having won their last two back to back against Everton and West Ham.
So the Clarets are clearly running on home form this season and they have conceded in each of their last 19 league games against the Baggies.
The Clarets have been running some good form on home soil and marched their way past Sunderland at Turf Moor in the last round of the FA Cup.
He was in outstanding form as the Clarets kept a clean sheet and polled 59 % of the vote with George Boyd, who scored the winning goal, taking second place with a 20 % share.
The Clarets, who currently occupy one of the two automatic promotion spots have representatives in the form of skipper and goalkeeper Tom Heaton, defender Will Keane, veteran midfielder Joey Barton and striker Andre Gray.
The wall of claret and blue they formed ahead of the ball was mostly impenetrable and the Reds were unable to settle into a rhythm on the ball.
In a Claret and Hugh poll of over 1,500 fans, 1,107 (72.16 %) said we should keep the 27 - year - old who had a good run of form in the last few games.