Sentences with phrase «game at palace»

After winning the away game at Palace last October (on exactly the same weekend as this season) by three goals to one, with goals from Jenkinson, Lanzini, and Payet, we looked well set to repeat the feat when we met them at Upton Park in the return fixture in April.

This is a big chance for them to get more pressure on Spurs, who face a tricky game at Palace on Wednesday.

It was rumoured that the new Arsenal Number One was injured after the weekend's game at Palace, but Arsene Wenger has made it clear that he is ready to lay.

It is just as well that they have 35 points in the bag, as I doubt that they will get many more in their six remaining fixtures, two games at home to Tottenham and Manchester United, and four away games at Palace, Burnley, Manchester City and Liverpool.

Away from home they have won three games at Palace, Leicester and Southampton.

Not exact matches

Later, sitting around ornate game tables (which Kallos acquired from the Imperial Palace after that casino got a makeover and a new name), they learn things like paying out bets, pacing games, and offering insurance when the dealer turns up an ace at blackjack.

We have lost three away games recently that we should not have lost, at West Brom just before the international break, and after at Crystal Palace.

Now we have another London derby coming up on Monday which certainly won't be as easy as the Hammers game, considering that Palace did the unthinkable last week and beat Chelsea at the Bridge.

Next up is struggling Crystal Palace and with the game being played at the Emirates stadium on new years day and looking at Palace's league position and recent form you might think it is another three points in the bag, except for the fact that they have a new manager in the shape of Sam Allardyce and according to a Sky Sports report the Palace defender Martin Kelly reckons that the Big Sam effect is already making itself felt at Selhurst Park.

A lovely move, involving Cesc Fabregas, Diego Costa and goalscorer Oscar saw the Blues take the lead in Sunday's Premier League game at Crystal Palace inside 29 minutes.

AFC Bournemouth have, however, had an extra day to recover since their last match, with Arsenal in action on Sunday afternoon — finishing their game with Palace barely 48 hours before things get under way at Vitality.

Remember the pre-match press conference before the palace game at home this season?

United do look to be finding form at the right time, having beaten Chelsea and Crystal Palace in impressive fashion in their last two league games.

Visiting teams at venues like Emirates, Anfield and Etihad will ensure that they don't go out of the contest early on in the game, and Palace will be no different in this regard.

City are big -400 favorites in that match, but we saw Arsenal struggle to a 3 - 2 win at Crystal Palace on Thursday, so it could be a tougher road game than the big odds suggest.

«They were 2 - 0 up against West Ham and could have lost, and they drew against a Crystal Palace team that played a very good counter-attacking game just as we did at Norwich.

true, I'm even scared for Crystal Palace game, after watching everyone take their 3 points, all pressure will on us and at the 5th place, 1 point just above Man U

When we play on» Gopher Lovenests» like at Palace etc. it throws our passing game out of wack... LOL

I can't see Wenger risking any of our star players on that surface, Which makes this game more likely to be a giant killing with the reserves that he will put out for this game and the Sutton management know this too, which is why they stuck to playing this tie at their ground instead of moving it elsewhere (Crystal palace) that must tell you something?

Above all talking the talk is one thing but walking the walk is something else entirely and we face a more difficult game vs Palace at a raucous Selhurst Park.

Before Saturday's game against Manchester United, we looked at Palace's appalling start in the context of their goals scored (before: nil; after: zero), their points gained (before: none; after: nada), and their hope for the future (you get the idea).

Contrary to beliefs, this game, in my perspective, will be a tough one for the Gunners, even though they are at home to Palace.

However, if Palace set out to be defensively robust, and ensure Arsenal don't enjoy space and clear chances at goal, this could be a very intriguing game to witness.

Stinger vs city, set up the game winner vs palace... Care to wager on whether he'll score away at Beskitas?

Then beat other teams at the bottom half... I know some games will be tough (Everton, Palace, westham and the likes) but if we play our cards right with my prediction.

I would think that the manager wants his star striker to play in that but after it we have two weeks until the new year and just two games, both at home, against West Brom and Crystal Palace.

Perhaps Arsene will not look back on the Palace game at all?

And so there must be a few of them whose places in the starting line up are at risk for our next game, which is an away day clash with the Crystal Palace side rejuvenated under Alan Pardew.

They played some wonderful stuff at Crystal Palace, had a good goal disallowed against Liverpool, and I admit it was an incredibly frustrating game to watch against Toon but I don't agree we just scraped past.

Wenger needs to do something, 3 games and we could be on 1 or 2 points, with Alan Pardew in charge away at Crystal Palace I'm not sure whether we can get a win and after that it's Liverpool, we will be playing catch up again.

Even if we do manage to win the next two Premier League games, at home to West Brom on Boxing Day and then Crystal Palace on new years day, I do not expect us to make up any ground on the league leaders, as Chelsea also have two very winnable home games against Bournemouth and Stoke City.

It happened at QPR this week and the game should have been out of sight and that was not a rare occurence; remember Brighton in the cup, Leicester, Palace, QPR at home and many more.

True it's a needed bit of confidence but we did thump Everton 5:1 and Palace 4:1, but when we go away it's just shocking and our record against the top 6 sees just one win, and with an away game at Old Trafford I don't see a second one coming.

Final 11 games: Bournemouth (H), Leicester (A), Sunderland (H), Norwich (A), Southampton (A), Swansea City (H), Liverpool (A), Crystal Palace (H), Aston Villa (A), Tottenham (H), and Manchester City (H) at some point

The team practices at the Lake Vue Ice Palace, accent on the Ice, a facility more suited for hanging meat than working out for a Major Indoor Soccer League game.

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will wear special editions boots for his final game against at Anfield against Crystal Palace this weekend, as Adidas have announced they have designed a pair of boots that represents his bond with the Merseyside outfit.

With Liverpool losing 1:2 at home against Palace this is a fine weekend for us, but we need to keep our heads cool and just focus on the next game.

Before the international break, Jurgen Klopp's side lost their first game 2 - 1 at the hands of Crystal Palace — their first defeat since the German coach replaced Brendan Rodgers in October — and will have been desperate to return to winning ways against City.

Because of the skill of Campbell to scheme & wriggle past defenders, I am starting him on the bench to come on at a stage in the game and I'm giving Welbeck a complete rest from the match till the Palace game when he could be in my match day squad.

Any small margin we did have as Arsene Wenger and the players prepare for the away game at Crystal Palace on Monday night has now evaporated, though, as both Man City and Liverpool won their matches to stretch the gap between them and us.

Southampton, Swansea and Palace at home in the League were all games that we really, really should have won — if only one of our strikers had shown even the slightest bit of form — but they didn't and 8 points were frittered away in these games.

Arsenal were second best all through last night's game at Crystal Palace, despite all our possession.

Ooooooooo Haaaaaaahaaaaah!!!!!! i m really really happy guys because all the premier league big boys lost their games at their own stadium few minutes earlier in fa cup against small teams... it has really made my day and m very happy... chelsea lost 4 - 2 vs bradford at bridge man city lost 2 - 0 vs middlesborough at etihad southampton lost 3 - 2 vs our sanogo's crystal palace at saint mary's and lastly tottenham also losf at white hart lane vs leicester 2 - 0... I hope liverpool also lose today vs bolton at their own turf anfield in later match that would be something amazing guys all top teams gonna be out with our team hopefully tomorrow we will see off brighton and win the fa cup again and retain the cup and I think we r now favourites to win fa cup INSHAA ALLAH tis season again..

Man City also have an away game, against Crystal Palace, and Alan Pardew has moulded them into a team that could upset anyone, especially at Selhurst Park.

Spurs embark on their final nineteen Premier League home games at White Hart Lane with the forthcoming visit of Crystal Palace.

A week later we have Palace again back at the Emirates, and there are no more League games until the 30th of Jan when we visit lowly Swansea and then a 5 - day rest before Everton come to our home.

The Dutchman missed Southampton's first four league games of the season as he recovered from a ligament injury he suffered in January but came on as a substitute in the side's 1 - 0 win away at Crystal Palace to make his first appearance of the new campaign.

The Spanish playmaker, who missed the 1 - 0 victory over Crystal Palace last weekend with an ankle problem, was initially named in the starting XI for the game at the Etihad Stadium and was set to forge an exciting midfield trio alongside Raheem Sterling and Kevin De Bruyne.

He said before the Crystal Palace game, «I would say he is at least three weeks from today.»

After the shock of Arsenal losing to West Ham in the first Premier League game, the Gunners did well to bounce back with an away win over a determined and well drilled Crystal Palace side at the weekend.