Sentences with phrase «least drawn the game»

We should have won or at least drawn the game against Swansea to give us secured top 3 by now after United draw.

Not exact matches

I can categorically tell u that if he was fit and available against tottenham, we would have got at least a draw in that game.

I'm not a «top 4 is a trophy» kind of guy, but just thinking that if we could draw at least one of the games against Pool we'd be ahead of them, is making me cringe my teeth.

Abandoning that smoke screen upon reaching the gold medal game against none other than powerful Spain — and the rematch everyone had been awaiting for so long, or at least since six days earlier when the U.S. squeaked out a 101 - 68 thriller — Knight had the gall to say the Americans had come through «the toughest draw.»

We need to win our home games against other top teams and at least draw away.

We need to at least draw against the top 4 (chelsea, liverpool, city and utd) and win the others, last season if we drew those games, the 6 - 5 - 1 6 - 3 1 - 0, last season we could have finished 2nd and we had won at least 1 we could have won the league.

I am happy we got the 3 points which is all i care about, sometimes we have to win ugly, we shouldn't have lost to stoke this season as well if not because of the match official decisions to cancel Casette's goal we could have at least gotten a draw out of that game but guess what?

A team from the First Four has won at least one game in the main draw of the tournament in every year the First Four has existed.

Great game at least, unfortunately we ll have to settle with the draw and Clattenburg made good calls all around

Against disastrous chelsea team we at least get a draw -LRB--1 point) and finally We have no reason to lose against school kids of man U, for me it was the game we lost the league 3points gifted away.

Arsene Wenger started the Swansea game with his fifth unchanged starting XI in a row, but the team surely needs some fresh legs for this crucial match, which could seal our position in the Top Three if we win or at least draw this weekend.

The CL requires lots of things to work, not least a good draw throughout, but we have a better chance this year simply because of our finishing position last year, and that will help us with a few less games!

Klopp won it years back when Bayern blew it in UCL and same with Atletico, everyone expected them to at least draw with Barcelona (because that's what they do best) in the last game.

So Arsenal should score at least 2 goals per game which is usually enough to win or draw.

A player who won't just sulk and feel down when the game is not going in his favour, would have won the game for us or at the least, drawn the game.

Off topic: Before the Chelsea game, I actually predicted a Burnley win or a draw at least.

Other managers would have reacted in the Southampton game and attempted to salvage at least a 2 - 2 draw, but our manager sticks with the players he started with... his absolute loyalty to players is his weakness.

Basically we need to beat leicester, At least draw away to manc and spurs and then mostly wins the other games, and that may not be enough to win the PL.

The visitors to the Emirates Stadium next week are the relegated and dispirited, and not very good, Aston Villa though, so you would expect a win for Arsenal in that one or at the very least a draw, meaning that tomorrow's clash is the key game.

Its definitely a must win game but I am praying if we don't win the game well then at least draw it and hope spu do not win this title.

On the face of it, England will have to be pretty happy with the draw, with Belgium a tricky game, but Tunisia and Panama very much beatable opponents at least on paper.

We had everything to win yesterday's game — or at least get a 1 - 1 draw but the manager failed big time in the substitutions.

If Ospina played In that game, I can bet u we would have come out at least with a draw.

Would quite like a draw or at least a tightly contested game, these whitewash victories can very quickly breed complacency which Chelsea will easily snuff out.

There's a great chance that at least one of these games ends in a draw, so take both to turn in a profit.

Although Arsenal have the power to win all those games, it is much more likely that we will be held to a draw in at least a couple of them, say Newcastle away and West Ham at home.

At least we didn't lose the game, We are going to Hull next to face the Hull City Tigers who uncharacteristically held us to an unwanted drawn game at the Emirates Stadium early on in the season.

There have already been some interesting results, not least Man Utd losing at home to Swansea, and Everton only drawing with Leicester, so nobody can expect any easy games in the opening games.

I can see Spurs scoring at least one and I feel it's going to be a tight game sperated by one goal or even a draw.

A game where we dominate and lose like the one against Man U or this one where we at least got a draw?

We need those two teams to at least draw one game against one another which I think they will.

Major conference rivalries draw significantly more action than matchups between two mid-majors and sportsbooks are more likely to shade their lines in games featuring at least one high - profile program — especially when they're able to anticipate lopsided public betting.

Out of those league games we should win at least 4/5, we probably could afford a draw against Spuds but I think we should have enough to win.

Chelsea have lost or drawn (and draws aren't a whole lot better than a loss with effectively 2 points dropped) 9 of their 28 games or a third — even with no drop off in form they are due to draw / may be lose at least 3 of their last 10 games.

The Gunners may not have been exactly emphatic at the weekend but we did at least win and that made two in a row, whereas the Parisien club were held to a surprise draw by St. Etienne and lost the previous game to Monaco.

It was always going to be touch and go whether Le Coq was going to be back in time for the Champions League games, especially the first leg but at least the draw has done Arsenal a favour in that sense.

Manu did win the game but that besides the draw puts least pressure on us as we have a six point lead on liv.

If we didn't take that quick free quick, few seconds later which got them the penalty yesterday, we could've drawn the game at least.

Walcott or Ox on the right, and Sachez on the left, get some width into our game, at least until level with the penalty area, than come inside if there's room, draw their defence out of the middle to creat some space.

Bearing in mind that in the 134 times we have played Everton, they have won 67, and the other 67 have been won by us or drawn, then statistically you might expect that we have a 50/50 chance of at least getting a draw out of the game.

They need to win at least one game, or draw at least three, to win the La Liga title.

As a minimum, Palace fans will be hoping they are at least able to supercede Derby County's abysmal Premier League record of only 11 points which they achieved in 2007 - 08 when they won one, drew eight and lost 29 games.

KEY FACT: Liverpool have scored at least three goals in each of their four Premier League matches against Arsenal MATCH ODDS: Arsenal 6/4 Draw 13/5 Liverpool 15/8 bet365 Pick: Draw @ 13/5 ANDY SAYS: I have a feeling for Liverpool here, think they can edge it... 1 - 2 GRAEME SAYS: I think Liverpool might have too much for Arsenal in this one... 0 - 2 SILKY SAYS: Good game and goals but I can't separate them... 0 - 0 FOOTBALLIndex — One to follow: Sadio Mane at just over # 3 looks an excellent buy

The loss of Paul Pogba to a hamstring injury will undoubtedly be a blow for Mourinho as he seeks to maintain his side's position as Premier League leaders following three wins and a draw from the opening four rounds of games, with the Frenchman reported to be out for at least six weeks after pulling up against the Swiss champions early in the game.

The Tractor Boys have drawn five of their last six home games in the Championship (W1) so they are at least on a good stretch of unbeaten form at Portman Road.

Those 15 games have thrown up no less than 8 draws which is an amazing 53.3 % strike rate, usually at odds of at least +350.

In their other home game, this term they held Manchester United to a 2 - 2 draw so have at least stepped up in the big games that they have gone into this season.

Of those managers who have registered at least 30 goalless draws, Sir Alex Ferguson has the lowest percentage of 0 - 0s, at 5.56 per cent (45 in 810 games).

Although United have been labeled favourites to get all three points against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, many naturals would see the game ending in a stalemate, with Arsenal fans expected to back their team to at least get a draw off a depleted Manchester United side.

The Reds would've been hoping to come out of that contest with at least a draw but will have to qualify the hard way even after their dramatic win against Ludogorets in the opening game of the group.