Not exact matches
Villa keeper Brad Guzan made his 100th consecutive Premier
League start, but the American could not stop Stoke extending their impressive recent record at Villa Park — the Potters are now unbeaten in their
last five
trips.
Despite dropping his number one keeper for the
last two games, the Arsenal boss has offered some encouragement to Wojciech Szczesny and even suggested that the Poland international could be back between the sticks for the
trip north to fave Man City in the crucial Premier
League clash on Sunday, as an ESPN report reveals.
The
trip to Liverpool next weekend is a big test but they are a shadow of
last season's team and they have a tough
League Cup match in midweek.
In Arsenal's
last away
League game we managed to score five past a previously unbeaten Leicester side, but our
trip up to Watford could prove to be even more difficult.
The
trip to Anfield
last season was a real low point for Arsenal and a lot of people will see it as the start of our slide down the Premier
League table that left us fighting for fourth place once again.
And with a
trip to Manchester United next up in the
league for Arsenal (after cup games against Hull City and Barcelona), the hosts will be going all out to secure all three points, just as they did when the sides
last met at King Power Stadium
last year, with Arsenal running out 5 - 2 winners.
Arsenal were very impressive in
last week's
League win over Bournemouth with their full team back and everyone playing in their normal positions, but Sunday's away
trip to face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge will be a completely different kettle of fish with the Champions now in great form since their shock opening day defeat.
And just in case the first team players that are likely to be in the starting line - up to face West Brom on Monday were thinking it might be an easy game after the tough
trip to face the reigning Premier
League champions Chelsea
last time out, Arsene Wenger can get them to watch the Carabao Cup game between the Baggies and Man City.
Tottenham Hotspur resume their Europa
League campaign with a
trip to Fiorentina — who knocked them out of
last year's competition — for the first leg of their
last - 32 tie.
Arsene Wenger has spoken about the positive effect that
last night's Premier
League win for Arsenal over the reigning champions Leicester City could have for the remaining few weeks and firstly for the
trip to face Tottenham in the north London derby on Sunday, Arsenal.com reports.
The visitors have lost the
last six of their previous
trips to the Emirates Stadium, with their
last win coming in 2010, and also come into the match without a win in their
last three in the
league.
Arsenal followed up their late win over Crystal Palace
last weekend by labouring to a goalless draw in Istanbul in their Champions
League qualifier first leg and now face a tough
trip to Goodison Park on Saturday evening.
This
last Premier
league View From The Enemy comes direct from the official Everton website ahead of the Toffees
trip to Arsenal.
It's a mid-July evening in Pleasanton, and while a handful of Intermediate Little
League teams go over their travel itinerary for their
trip to the Western Regional Tournament in Irvine «'' the
last step to reaching the World Seires «'' a baker's dozen worth of 13 - year - olds from Pleasanton National hold another practice.
So we are all hoping that the attacking midfielder can pick up where he left off when our Premier
League campaign gets back under way with the
trip to West Brom next weekend and the fact that Ozil is in sublime form and is breaking EPL records, with 10 assists so far and at least one in the
last six games in a row has got the pundits purring and a lot of people suggesting that Ozil can win the title for Arsenal this season.
The
last time Liverpool were in the Champions
League they limped out in the first round, at least partly after Brendan Rodgers rested key men for the big away
trip to Real Madrid.
The players and coaching staff of Real Madrid knew that an awat
trip to face Galatasaray in Istanbul was going to be a challenging experience, but a 3 - 0 victory in the first leg at the Bernabeu
last week meant that progression to the semi-finals of the Champions
League was almost a formality.
KEY FACT: Crystal Palace have won only one of their
last 12 home
league matches against Arsenal MATCH ODDS: Palace 7/2 Draw 3/1 Arsenal 4/5 bet365 Pick: Arsenal to win @ 4/5 ANDY SAYS: Tough
trip to Arsenal but I think they will just edge my former side... 0 - 1 GRAEME SAYS: I can see Palace getting something from this... 1 - 1 SILKY SAYS: I can see Arsenal getting the three points here, but won't be easy... 1 - 2 FOOTBALLIndex — One to follow: Mesut Ozil under # 4 looks a decent prospect
Depor, on the other hand, have failed to score in five of their
last six competitive
trips, but they did well to bag three past Athletic Bilbao in their most recent
league trip.
Meanwhile, Levante have netted just twice in their
last five
league trips.
On the other hand, five of their
last six
league trips have seen few than three goals.
On the other hand, Angers have won just two of their
last 15
league trips.
Arsenal have failed to win from their four previous
trips to Russia (D1 L3) but then CSKA Moscow have lost eight of their
last five games against English sides, including their games against Manchester United in the Champions
League group stage this season.
Angers, on the other hand, have scored just four goals in their
last five
league trips.
On the flip side, Deportivo La Coruna have netted just three goals in their
last seven
league trips.
They most worrying fact is that Angers have won just once in their
last ten
league trips, while losing six in the process.
Hull City's
last trip to the Ashton Gate Stadium produced a 2 - 1 victory, although this match was part of the
League Cup.
Away from home, Getafe have won two of their
last three
league trips.
The bad news is that Levante have been terrible on the road over the past three months, winning just once in their
last nine
league trips.
On the flip side, Angers have been terrible on the road this season and have failed to score in five of their
last nine
league trips.
Tottenham face a very tough
trip to Florence in Italy to face Fiorentina in the second leg of the
last 32 in the Europa
League.
And before that away
trip to Roma there's the matter of the first leg, set for Anfield next Tuesday following a
league outing against West Bromwich Albion — dead
last in the
league but coming off an invigorating upset of Manchester United
last week.
Chris Smalling and Phil Jones were both rested for the
trip to the
League Two side at the end of
last week so are fresh to start this one.
I'm off for another LFC adventure this weekend, with a
trip to Finland for the Reds to play HJK Helsinki in our
last weekend of friendlies before the big kick off, it's nearly time and countdown begins to the start of the Barclay's Premier
League 2015/16 season!
The lack of clean sheets that Burnley have collected on the road (none in their
last eight away from Turf Moor) is ultimately going to put them at risk in this one and with them having failed to win any of their three Premier
League trips to the Liberty Stadium, they would be happy with a point at the end of the day probably.
The
last Premier
League match - up before Christmas, and hearing your older relatives complain how football isn't like the old days, we're treated to a match that offered up an upset
last season as Chelsea face a difficult
trip to the Britannia Stadium to face Stoke City.
City have great form against the Magpies, having gone unbeaten in their
last eighteen Premier
League matches against them and they have won seven and gone unbeaten in their
last eight
trips to the Stadium of light as well.
The
last time they made the
trip to a Premier
League side was when they played out a 1 - 1 draw with Man City in the 2014/15 group stage.
Over the
last three full seasons and the beginning of this season Arsenal have made ten
trips to newly promoted sides into the EPL from the second tier Championship
league.
Not only did they ship four goals in their
trip here
last season, but they've already suffered heavy losses against some of the
league's top teams.
After the woes of Wolfsburg, it was supposed to be back to the bread and butter of the Premier
League for United and a
trip to take on and overpower Bournemouth, but his season has already proven that there are no easy matches and this was in evidence
last week when Bournemouth beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
They have won seven and lost one of their
last eight
trips to St James Park and on top of that, they have scored at least two goals in each of their
last 15 Premier
League games against the Magpies.
Chelsea have only won three of their
last six
league games and haven't been totally convincing in their recent form and have a big trip to Rome to contend with in the Champions League in midweek as
league games and haven't been totally convincing in their recent form and have a big
trip to Rome to contend with in the Champions
League in midweek as
League in midweek as well.
They have only lost three times in the
league all season, in away
trips to Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool, and face us having won their
last nine games in a row, scoring 25 goals in the process and conceding just 4.
Wolves were
tripped up
last weekend out at Fulham and that leaves the
league leaders without a win in their
last three matches played now.
Cardiff City stunned the rest of the Premier
League last weekend with an emphatic 3 - 2 win over big - spending Manchester City and they will host their second home game in a row on Saturday at 3.00 pm, as Roberto Martinez's Everton make the
trip to Wales.
Chelsea are unbeaten in their
last four Premier
League trips to Anfield (W2 D2 L0),
last losing there in May 2012.
They'll be confident going into the game, although the Blues have won two of their
last three
trips to Turf Moor in the Premier
League.
Home games against West Ham United and Everton, and away
trips to Manchester United and Chelsea await the Foxes in four of their
last five
league encounters.
After one game
last season they were bottom of the
league so Arsene Wenger will certainly be hoping for a much brighter start this time around, though that has been made difficult by their starting fixtures as they face Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool at the Emirates before a
trip to the reigning champions Leicester City.