Sentences with phrase «home form against»

In total Liverpool will be defending a sixteen match unbeaten streak of home form against City in all competitions.

The Bianconeri are actually 6/4 favourites at bet365 * (betting odds taken on March 16th, 2018 at 6:42 p.m.) to get the victory in the first leg in Turin on the back of their good home form against the Spaniards.

Liverpool will be looking to turn around some home form against the Red Devils as they have lost their last two at Anfield against them in the league.

Spurs are on a four match unbeaten streak of home form against Chelsea at the moment, but this one isn't a White Hart Lane, it is at Wembley, Tottenham's temporary home.

So can they start building up some home form against?

Still, changes will obviously be made tot he starting line up and one thing that Liverpool can pretty much bank on is their home form against Newcastle, as the Reds have beaten the Magpies in the last seven Premier League encounters at Anfield.

The saving grace for the Canaries here is that they are running in decent home form against QPR.

Will Chelsea be able to extend their good home form against the Gunners and really keep the North London side down?

Swansea and West Ham should put on an exciting match for the onlookers while Leicester should present the perfect evidence of their good home form against Bournemouth.

Not exact matches

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So firstly Shearer is convinced that his Newcastle side will manage to do the business at Villa Park even though his Toon Army side has only won two games on the their travels this season and regardless of Martin O'Neill's recent poor form the midlands club have only lost three times at home this season and have managed to avoid defeat against Liverpool, Man United and Arsenal in the process.

Wenger had a fully fit starting XI to choose from, apart from Bellerin, we were at home against a mid-table team who have been in poor form (Intertoto Cup), and were only just getting used to their new manager, and we barely created a chance against them.

The home side will be built to counter attack according to Sam Allardyce, in hope of picking holes in our defence, and we will have to be wary of their in - form striker Jermaine Defoe, although he does not have a great record against us.

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.

To be fair to Arsenal I thought we started the game pretty well against a very pumped up Crystal Palace roared on by a vocal home support, as well as being in good recent form and fighting for survival.

April 4th: at home vs Liverpool This clash at the Emirates will see two in - form sides in the Barclays Premier League pitted against each other.

When you come to the bigger occasions the motivation is bigger and Joe Hart said it himself «we need to be a million percent better against Arsenal» and I expect them to be, but nevertheless we are at home and on current form City are there for the taking.

We need a strong performance, and match their home - advantage intensity with our newfound good form against big teams.

Whether it was being caught too narrow, leaving too much space in behind or being dragged right across the pitch and leaving themselves badly exposed, it was a defensive display to forget for the visitors as their miserable form away fro home against the current top six continued.

Memorable results included a 2 - 1 home win against Liverpool and a 4 - 0 thrashing away to Aston Villa, with Gareth Bale in superb form hitting a second - half hat - trick.

One game where they may do this is their 3rd tough fixture in a row, this time coming against a strong in form Reading side away from home.

West Ham United have named a strong side as they look to continue their superb run of form in today's home game against struggling Aston Villa.

AC MILAN»S FORM The Rossoneri have won five of the last six matches at home in European competitions (1 draw) and have kept a clean sheet four times — including our last 1 - 0 win against Ludogorets — .

Maybe Cowquelin could come in to form a double pivot with Flamini, especially as we need to be solid away from home against a more expansive than usual Sam Allardyce side.

We've played really well at home this season (even against dirty mancs) it's our away form that has been terrible.

He scores a hat trick here and there against small teams at home for Everton but for very much of the season, he contributed better when they played away, as Everton overall form this season has indicated.

I for one was a worried Gooner after the Ox picked up a hamstring problem during the defeat at Man City as it could have kept him out for weeks and there would be no guarantee he would come back in the same form, but with the Evening Standard reporting that he will be back in action as soon as the home game against Crystal Palace on new years day, we should have no such problem.

And against a home side who were on a good run of form themselves, Arsenal faced a daunting task.

I think sometimes against teams, especially away from home in this league, away form Man City, Man United, Chelsea, I think they need a different approach.»

With Arsenal in great form and the international break to give us a rest and with Gerrard and probably Skrtel banned for the game against us and Lallana a doubt with a groin problem that has forced him out of the England squad, Liverpool could hardly pick a worse time to play us at home.

With Per's long term injury I really hope Mustafi gets his feet right and they form a solid CB partnership, but young Rob Holding's performances have been decent so far and I expect him to keep his place for our home game against Southampton, due to the fact Mustafi is out with Germany on international duty.

His team is now the underdog in the midst of their equals and even lower teams, his players make same mistakes against same teams (like Southampton, stoke, west brom, etc) that their results against these teams away from home are very much predictable irrespective of their form or their opponent's form.

So much so, in fact, that we might — as Walcott swiveled and poked home his second against Swansea, striking like a proper striker — have entertained the thought that this run of form, these goals, this latest positional tweak had finally brought down the guillotine on potential, had set Walcott free from himself.

Sergio Aguero demonstrated why he one of the league's most in - form strikers as he beautifully rose to head home Manchester City's second goal against Watford on Saturday.

Remaining away games are against Palace, QPR, N'castle, Burnley, Hull and Man U. Home form will probably decide it for us.

What will be most intriguing for me is how we will fare against in - form big teams, especially away from home after all these past years of beatings & lack of mental toughness.

Going against the team having the best form at home.

Paul Clement's men know they will face a stern examination against a Gunners side who have been in fine form at home this season.

I really hoped that the two goals he scored as Arsenal beat Hull City in the FA cup last week would spur the French international forward into the sort of form he was showing in the first half of the season, but Olivier Giroud was so ineffectual against Watford yesterday that he may as well have been at home watching it on TV.

Look at form but not just the last few results, look at home form and away form as well as past results against the current opposition.

The Gunners have accumulated just two points lesser than champions Manchester City based on their home form and they should clinch a strong result against West Ham.

They get a home game against a Burnley side who finally managed to snap their long winless streak of form with success at Turf Moor over Everton last weekend.

A rejuvenated Saint - Etienne away from home with multiple absentees will be no walk in the park, but if Kylian Mbappe & Co. can replicate their form from Saturday's Coupe de la Ligue triumph against Leonardo Jardim's men, then the potential title handover in Paris next week is very much on.

During Euro 96, he was in the form of his life as England narrowly missed out on another triumph on home soil and he achieved national hero status when he saved Gary McAllister's penalty against Scotland.

In Aston Villa, Romero may have to deal with a more physical threat, particularly in the form of Rudy Gestede who rose on his debut against Bournemouth to head home the winner from a corner.

Home advantage meant little, you only had to see Leicester's result at the Etihad last week to realise that Arsenal were coming up against a team in top form playing with no fear whatsoever.

In their last six at home against Spurs, Burnley have lost just the one game (W4 D1 L1) so actually have pretty good form running in the head to head on home soil.

Henry, who turns 33 next month, has struggled for form this season and was barracked by some of the home supporters during Saturday's 4 - 3 win against Bolton at Loftus Road.

Hats off to Burnley for their immense home form, but it is still hard to go against Chelsea collecting the three points.

A heavy loss against Liverpool in their last game at the Amex snapped a six match unbeaten streak of home form that they were on in the top flight (W2 D4).