Sentences with phrase «give his side the lead right»

Not exact matches

Whether such big - money signings are necessary is up for debate given the level that Ernesto Valverde has his side playing at right now, as they lead the way in La Liga with a four - point gap to their nearest rivals and they sit top of their Champions League group.

Put that on top of Bellerin giving us nothing going forward it led to the right side of our attack being non existent.

After the Jurgajtis reception, Randy Love carried twice to the two and then Emmett King swept the right side to give Houston a 7 - 0 lead.

Coleman has also been used in an advanced position on the right - hand side and he demonstrated his attacking credentials in the early stages of Everton's recent 2 - 1 defeat at home to Arsenal by leaving Cesc Fàbregas for dead and supplying a beautifully flighted cross for Tim Cahill that should have given the hosts the lead:

Banega and Perisic continued to be the main offensive threats for Inter the rest of the half but it was the «home» side who reestablished their lead in the 40th minute when Erik Lamela picked up the ball with enough time to pick out to top right corner and give Handanovic no chance.

«Our fear is that with the pronouncement of guilt even without being giving the opportunity within his rights as a citizen to state his own side of the story, the President Buhari - led government is sidestepping the laws to ensure that Chief Dokpesi does not get justice in the court, a plot which they want to extend to other PDP leaders.

On the flip side, the 1981 - 1982 season of what would become Dallas's archrival, ABC's Dynasty, is when the Aaron Spelling production would fully come into its own, and that is apparent right from the opening credits: the white typeface of season one is now the familiar, gleaming yellow; and Bill Conti's theme has been given the more pronounced and grandiose trumpet - led melody line that is a television icon in itself.

Furthermore, in Google Spain (considered here) this fledgling right was ostensibly given precedence over the more established right to freedom of expression in certain circumstances, leading to a media furore on both sides of the Atlantic.