Sentences with phrase «goal defeat on»

But with a third three goal defeat on the trot and the disappearance of what was once a slight goal difference advantage the changes badly backfired.

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after decades of defeat (as he sees it), is more focused on accomplishing his goals than venting his opinions (unless he feels it is advantageous to do so.)

«The gay movement is an evil insti.tution [whose] goal is to defeat the marriage - based society and replace it with a culture of se.xual promiscuity in which there's no restrictions on se.xual conduct except the principle of mutual choice.»

The Gunner succumbed to their fourth successive away defeat in a row on Monday, whilst conceding three goals in each of those losses, and pressure is mounting on the manager.

The Gunners are not on the best run of form at the moment after a shock 3 - 1 defeat away to Swansea City, and could do with being more solid at the back after leaking goals in a worrying manner at the Liberty Stadium.

You could also say that Swansea's goal came without him on the pitch and suggest that he might have helped us to avoid defeat had he been on.

Despite opening the scoring on Saturday with a fine close - range effort, Sunu's side ultimately fell to defeat following two goals by Francois Kamano.

The Lightning scored three times in the third as they came back from down three or more goals to win in regulation for the fifth time in franchise history - the first time since defeating the New York Rangers on Dec. 23, 2006.

Arsenal can not afford to underestimate Burnley, who not so long ago defeated a lethargic Manchester City side at home, and need to emphasize on scoring that all - important first goal early on in the game.

It is no secret that Arsene Wenger hasn't been happy with our Arsenal defenders this season as he has complained so many times about their errors after defeats this season, and it only takes a quick glance at the «goals against» columns in the EPL table to see that we have a real problem on our hands.

To simply blame our attack on our defeat to Manchester United would be a bit rich considering the errors which saw us trailing by two goals inside 11 minutes, and West Ham also had chances gifted to them which could easily have seen us lose that match, and I personally find it rich that the underperforming defender is blaming other areas of the team for their displays.

The Gunners succumbed to a 2 - 1 defeat at the hands of Bournemouth on Super Sunday this weekend, having led through a Hector Bellerin opening goal.

Even in that defeat to Man United we had over 30 attempts on David De Gea's goal and failed to score more than one, but we were undone yet again by two horrendous defensive mistakes, but that was the only time that happened at home.

The Flyers» Derrick Smith no doubt madeHartsburg wince when, sliding on his tummy, he scored the game - winning goal inPhilly's 3 - 2 defeat of the North Stars.

The former Everton man has hardly featured for Manchester City this season, after joining the club for # 12million last summer, but finished the season on a high note with two fine goals in his side's 3 - 2 defeat against Norwich City at the Etihad Stadium.

I don't need to add the 4 + goals defeats of last season + Milan + United and so on.

The goals he scored in preseason and the one against Liverpool in our home defeat on the opening day of the season, just goes to show what the Ox is capable of doing, when his up for it.

Pepe's red card for a headbutt on Thomas Muller in their opening 4 - 0 defeat to Germany proved to be the decisive moment for Portugal, who went on to be eliminated from the competition on goal difference by the USA.

Denmark, for whom defeat ended their title hopes, pulled a goal back late on through Jens Odgaard's volley, but it wasn't enough to avoid finishing the group stage in third.

The Gunners are yet to register a goal in either of their first two games at the Emirates Stadium this season after a shock defeat to London rivals West Ham United on the opening day before being held to a goalless draw by Liverpool a couple of weeks ago.

The goal against title - leaders Chelsea on Saturday was Villa's first in a staggering 11 hours of football played — but Lambert's fate was decided after the 2 - 0 defeat to Hull City on Tuesday, as the team dropped into the bottom - three.

Impressive in goal for the lower - league outfit, Mark Gillespie helped earn Carlisle a draw against Liverpool, even if he couldn't prevent defeat on penalties at Anfield.

The 24 - year - old has now scored 13 goals in 16 outings in the Premier League this season as he played a crucial role in inflicting defeat on the Toffees.

On Sunday, they threw away a two - goal lead to draw 2 - 2 with Newcastle, although Sky Sports report that David Moyes still expects to see more home wins than defeats this term.

15 mins into d game, i felt we can really take some revenge of d 8 - 2 defeat, 30 mins into d game, just score a goal before d first half ends, second half begins just score man, do it stop passing around, 56th minute we go behind (i don't wan na use any excuses for dat goal), den giroud replaces Ramsey and we commit forward and d danger of conceding a 2nd on counter is d first thing dat comes to my head, 86th min, di Maria breaks free and every one puts dere hope on monreal, but Rooney scores, 2 - 0.

Wheeler scored twice and added an assist and Mark Scheifele assisted on three goals as the Winnipeg Jets defeated the Colorado Avalanche 6 - 1 on Friday night.

The visitors twice took the lead in the first - half and looked set to inflict a first league defeat on Arsenal that season, but a hat - trick from Thierry Henry, including a wonderful solo goal, gave the home side the win.

The Gunners have defeated Hull, Brighton, Middlesbrough, Manchester United and Reading on their way to Wembley, scoring 11 goals and conceding 4.

Harry Kane has scored four goals in his last two Premier League game's while Arsenal go into the game following a 5 - 1 defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday.

He was hauled off at half time in United's 3 - 0 defeat by Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday — suggesting that calls to introduce him to the national side may be premature — but responded with a goal as the Red Devils saw off West Ham United to reach the FA Cup semi-final on Tuesday.

Second scenario is we suffer crushing defeat first leg and we win second leg with impressive footbal, but still out on goal difference (as usual) Third scenario we trash them both legs and than bottle it in the final.

QPR are only out of the drop zone on goal difference at the minute and if Aston Villa avoid defeat they will start the game tomorrow back in it, which can only increase that nervousness and pressure.

Falcao was handed a rare start in the 1 - 0 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge at the weekend, when he again drew a blank, spurning a good opportunity in the second half by slamming the ball against the woodwork after being put clean through on goal.

From that wonderfully melancholy 2 - 1 defeat of Eusebio's eventual European champions Benfica in 1962; edging Spurs out of Europe at the semi-final stage on aggregate, to Jermaine Defoe's five - goal special against Wigan, to Gareth Bale's San Siro encore, the Lane has seen some wonderful moments.

Well, an entire of day of speculative nonsense culminating in a loan move for a vaguely underwhelming forward from the Bundesliga, who will go on to make five starts, 11 substitute appearances, and score three goals, two of them in an FA Cup defeat.

Gibraltar went into the game in Glasgow on the back of four straight defeats in their 2016 European Championship qualification section and were yet to score a goal... until they faced the Scots.

Goals from Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Aaron Ramsey helped end a run of four straight defeats and relieve some pressure on under fire boss Arsene Wenger.

Darren Ferguson's men were one of the early pacesetters, but the goals have dried up in recent weeks and a 2 - 1 home defeat to Swindon last weekend saw a furious outburst from chairman Darragh MacAnthony on Twitter aimed at his management and players.

In other games, the Saints won for the first time all season, 21 - 20 over the Jets; Cincinnati beat the Bears 17 - 14 on Jim Breech's overtime field goal; Detroit defeated Tampa Bay 27 - 14; the Eagles won 17 - 3 over St. Louis; Miami beat Baltimore 24 - 14; and Washington edged the Giants 16 - 13.

Wenger can ill - afford another defeat on Sunday, as the Frenchman is already under fire following a poor run of form which has seen them fall eight points off the pace in the Premier League title race, as well as slipping to a two - goal deficit ahead of their second leg clash with Barcelona in the Champions League.

After suffering back - to - back defeats to Everton and Manchester City which saw Arsene Wenger's team slip behind the league's leaders, they bounced back by edging a 1 - 0 win against West Bromwich Albion on Boxing Day thanks to Olivier Giroud's goal.

The shock defeat at Goodison saw Liverpool going ahead of the Gunners on goal difference and the chasing pack closing the gap a little.

Even though the game on Sunday is at the Emirates Stadium and Watford are in the middle of a dry spell, with no goals and two defeats in the last three games, the Arsenal boss is well aware that the Hornets are dangerous opponents and even though we beat them 3 - 0 at Vicarage Road this season, it would be foolish to take them or progression to the next round for granted.

Second - half goals from Odion Ighalo and Adlene Guedioura — a ferocious thunderbolt into the top corner — inflicted a 2 - 1 defeat on the back - to - back winners.

As the game entered the final ten minutes and Germany looked to be heading for a home defeat, a familiar face came on to save his national side and score a landmark goal.

Arsenal were the top scoring team in the Premier League for a while this weekend, until Liverpool scored three on their way to a surprise defeat at AFC Bournemouth, after and Alexis Sanchez hat - trick and goals from Mesut Ozil and Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain added another five to our EPL tally for the season.

Maybe that Phil goal (which was pretty soft) that made it 2 - 0 on the heels of good sustained pressure took all the wind out of their Sails or maybe Coots being out doomed them to defeat, but for a team only down 2 - 1 in a Playoff series, the effort and compete level the flyers put out there Wednesday was lacking to say the least.

Only last season West Brom inflicted a painful defeat on us at the Hawthorns with two goals headed straight in from corners and the other after a mix up and scramble from a cross, so maybe the lads have been working hard on this facet of their football, with our old central defensive stalwart Steve Bould the perfect man to drill them on the training ground.

Shaw's injury overshadowed a disappointing 2 - 1 defeat for the Red Devils against the defending Eredivisie champions as Memphis Depay's goal against his former club was cancelled out by Moreno's header on the stroke of half - time, before Luciano Narsingh struck the winner just before the hour mark.

Fortunately, Balo was injured on Sunday, meaning Rickie Lambert got a chance, which he took by scoring the opening goal in a 3 - 1 defeat at Crystal Palace.