Sentences with phrase «of goal for the visitors»

Celta Vigo — FC Barcelona: All square in Galicia (2 - 2) FC Barcelona Ernesto Valverde picked a starting XI with the Copa del Rey in mind, and his side eased into the game against Celta with Paulinho having the first sight of goal for the visitors in the fifth minute.

Cedric Soares and Shane Long have both had sights of goal for the visitors but the deadlock is still to be broken.

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Coming up against Arsenal, it would be a no brainer to see the visitors have large spells of possession and nullify whatever little threat the home side may pose; but Johnson, playing as the Right - Winger, could initiate counterattacks with his deceptive pace and has the ability to deliver that final ball for the likes of Steven Fletcher and Conor Wickham — who could start upfront for the Black Cats against Arsenal, to finish off a goal scoring chance.

Edin Dzeko scored for the visitors to give the Serie A side an away goal — however it will take a collapse of epic proportions from Barca to see them progress.

A 50th minute goal by Henrique proved to be the difference, as his thirteenth strike of the season won the game for the visitors.

Alex Oxlade - Chambrrelain keeps his place after his recent form and THeo Walcott is ont the other side of Alexis Sanchez in our attack so there is plenty of pace and goal threat for the visitors to cope with.

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Despite dominating the visitors for increased spells during the game, Doncaster's potency in front of goal ultimately cost them.

The Brazilian international bagged his 11th Premier League goal of the season to emerge as the star performer for the visitors, while Simon Mignolet deserves credit for his second - half save in particular to deny Matt Phillips to preserve Liverpool's lead as he put in a great performance too.

GUNNERS FIRED FIRST Following a balanced game in the early exchanges it was certainly a matter of quality from the visitors that paved the way for the breakthrough goal in the game.

Shortly after it became 3 - 2, Granit Xhaka got himself sent off, and the visitors continued to attack for the remainder of the match, and we can count ourselves lucky that they were not so clinical in front of goal.

Juan Mata was sent off for the visitors for two yellow cards in the space of two first - half minutes, and Salomon Rondon punished the 10 men with the only goal after the break.

Most of the ground emptied in the 77th minute in a protest over ticket prices, meaning they didn't have to see Adam Johnson and Jermain Defoe score two late goals to grab a point for the visitors.

Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang reduced the deficit for Arsenal by turning in Granit Xhaka's drive across the face of goal in the 43rd, but the visitors couldn't turn sustained pressure into an equalizer in the second half.

Pedro then hit the post and had a goal rightly ruled out for offside as Granada struggled to contain the wave upon wave of attacks from the visitors and they were finally in front 17 minutes from time.

With Pochettino having used all of his substitutes by this point, Kane donned the gloves and didn't put any pressure on reserve «keeper Michel Vorm for his place in Tripolis after a howler allowed the visitors to seal a consolation goal:

Still the Hammers looked generally comfortable and the game was settled when a neat passing move resulted in the strangest of winning goals for the visitors.

Nicklas Backstrom put another one up for the Caps and brought a bit of life back into the building, but a back - breaking goal from Evgeni Malkin and a Guentzel empty - netter would seal the 6 - 2 win for the visitors.

The Gunners took a first - half lead through Kevin Wimmer's own goal but Kane, on his return from injury, ensured a share of the spoils for the visitors with a second - half spot - kick.

Drew Spence's double plus goals from Ji So - Yun and Gemma Davison were enough to seal a comfortable win for the visitors, who blew their hosts away with three goals in the space of 12 first - half minutes.

Ashley Barnes was there to capitalise for the visitors, handing them their first away league goal from open play of the season.

Romelu Lukaku pulled a goal back for the visitors, but Aaron Ramsey put the result beyond any doubt with a well taken goal in the closing stages of the match.

He named his strongest side, with Petr Cech returning in goal, and they showed far too much for their Russian visitors with first - half braces for Ramsey and Lacazette sealing a comfortable 4 - 1 win ahead of the return leg.

The equaliser for Ranieri's visitors came courtesy of an Emiliano Sala penalty on 27 minutes as the Argentine striker netted his 11th goal of the campaign.

The Gunners started with a vigour that was missing for much of Sunday's final and were unlucky not to go ahead when a low Aaron Ramsey cross cannoned off Vincent Kompany, with the ball fortuitously bouncing against Ederson in the visitors» goal.

Craig Shakespeare's me were well and truly out of their depth and it seemed that a goal wasn't too far away for the visitors.

Another issue for the visitors is that they're one of the sides Eden Hazard tends to enjoy playing against, as he has recorded five wins, five goals and an assist in six meetings with them.

For instance, the visitors have shipped four goals to Man City and Liverpool in a couple of recent big games, which could worry them going in to this trip.

Of course, an early goal for the visitors could open the floodgates, as it did against United at Stamford Bridge, but on balance we think this one will turn out to be a narrow victory for Chelsea.

There was a brief period of relief for the visitors but just as they took a breath, Dortmund struck, Marcel Schmelzer digging out a cross from the left for Aubameyang to climb above Ben Davies at the back post and nod home his 33rd goal in 38 games this season.

Golden boot winner Bobô poked home Michael Zullo's cross for his 27th goal of the campaign to ensure the Premiers defeated the visitors in gritty fashion and extend their superb recent Big Blue record.

They will be ready for the visit of Manchester United knowing they have the players and more importantly goals in them to hurt the visitors but it will be interesting to see if they can keep them at bay long enough to secure a positive result.

The visitors earned a flurry of corners and Danny Welbeck took full advantage of Real's frailties at the back by holding off Sergio Ramos to nod home on 20 minutes for a vital away goal.

The Baggies hadn't managed to take a single point off of the 18 - time English champions in nine previous Premier League encounters, failing to even register a goal during those nine meetings, but two second - half penalties from midfielder Chris Brunt cancelled out Martin Skrtel's opener for the visitors and sealed the Midlands club's first win over Liverpool for 30 - years.

Klopp restored some order to the visitors with the introduction of Emre Can and James Milner for Coutinho and Moreno and Liverpool should have settled their nerves with a fourth goal as Salah, Mane and Can all passed up big chances.

Aatif Chahechouhe netted what ended as the winner for the visitors in the 58th minute, to further worsen the plight of the Nigerian defender whose own goal started the comeback for Fenerbahce.

With one point and a 1 - 11 goal difference after three rounds, Maribor's hopes of qualifying from the group will be over with another loss, but the hunt for Europa League success might continue, and the Reds can't expect their visitors to roll over without a fight.

The rest of the game was the Cristiano show, with the 31 - year - old constantly on the lookout for more goals, giving the visitors no respite.

GOAL: SPURS 3 - 0 REAL MADRID — CHRISTIAN ERIKSEN — 65 mins The pattern of the game was set now, Madrid enjoying the majority of the possession as they probed for an opening but we were so dangerous on the counter-attack, the visitors leaving themselves short at the back.

Lionel Messi was without a shadow of a doubt the star of the game, scoring all three goals for Barcelona, with Nabil El Zhar scoring for the visitors.

A crowd of 1,692 supporters at the Miniestadi witnessed how a Carlos Lorens Bellvis goal on 51 minutes was enough for the visitors to claim the three points.

With one shot on target from three attempts against Julian Speroni, who looked inspired by the adversity that faced him (and the incompetence directly ahead of him in defence) in between the posts for the visitors at Old Trafford, Rooney still looked able to reach out and strike at goal.

Robin van Persie might have scored for the visitors with 17 minutes gone but was wasteful in front of goal.

The England striker scored his seventh goal in seven games against the Gunners and we carved out a whole host of chances after the interval, only for the visitors to so nearly spoil the party deep into stoppage time.

Following Murray's saved penalty in front of the North Stand, goals from Vicente Iborra and Jamie Vardy secured the points for the visitors - and that defeat came after Hughton's side exited the Emirates FA Cup at Old Trafford.

Salah, who went into this game having scored 15 goals in his previous 15 matches, was guilty of wasting several good chances before Alexander - Arnold really did open the floodgates with a third goal that left the visitors backtracking and beaten for the rest of the match.

Metz secured a 2 - 1 victory against Dijon thanks to goals from Ismaila Sarr and Cheick Diabate — as Cedric Varrault scored a consolation for the visitors — while Toulouse were held to a 1 - 1 draw by bottom - of - the - table Lorient.

However, United never looked like slipping up and had it not been for an exceptional goalkeeper by the name of Manuel Neuer in the Schalke goal, who produced a number of outstanding saves to deny the rampant visitors, the final score would have been a massacre.

However, all it takes is one goal from the visitors, a team Ferguson describes as dangerous, because of their strong, physical attributes, for the pendulum to swing in Marseille's favour.