Sentences with phrase «of goals they have conceded»

Some of the goals we have conceded come from the left side when Monreal was on the pitch were a result of Iwobi leaving him exposed as a result of his inexperience.

Interesting to note that Arsenal have already won as many games as they did last year and scored more goals... for all this talk of needing a striker if you look at the number of goals we have conceded that is where it has been lost!

Where is the sense in making our second best of not best keeper go on loan, ospina a backup to cech is spoil wrong, the number of goals we have conceded with ospina in between the sticks is alarming, and still wenger allows him to stay and sends out Martinez, how can anyone think ospina is better than Martinez, only someone daft would think so.........

It's been awful this season & the amount of goals we've conceded is embarrassing.

An incredible 36 % of the goals we have conceded this season have stemmed from headers, the highest ratio in the division.

Two - thirds of the goals they have conceded away from home have come in the second half of matches.

61 % of the goals they have conceded away from home have been in the second half of matches.

71 % of their away games have gone over 2.5 goals this season and 60 % of their away goals have cropped up in the second half of matches and 70 % of the goals they have conceded on the road have all been in the second half of games.

67 % of the goals they have conceded on their travels have been in the second half of matches.

Palace have been leading at half time just once at home this season and 72 % of the goals they have conceded at Selhurst Park have been in the first half of matches.

64 % of the goals they have conceded on the road have been in the second half of matches.

This means that these sides are generally giving up a higher quality of chances than expected when looking at the amount of goals they have conceded.

Of the goals they have conceded this season away from home, 60 % of them have been after the halftime break and they have scored over two - thirds of their away goals after half time as well.

67 % of the goals that United have scored at home this season have been in the second half of matches, while 80 % of the goals they have conceded have been in the first half.

Not exact matches

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Spurs have only conceded like 5 goals the whole season... whoever plays upfront needs to be at the very top of their game... Sanchez is the man.

referring decisions also go in our favour, for instance that dortmund goal sanogo scored was clearly offside, these things are apart of football, GREAT teams overcome these obstacles, GREAT teams do not crumble with 3 or 4 goal leads, GREAT teams do not concede 3 + goals in 40 mins REGULARLY, GREAT teams average more than one tackle every 90 mins, GREAT teams don't need more 7 clear cut chances to score, united have academy players in defence, in fact our defensive players are 15x better but VAN GAAL will get a result, united have had an injury list just as long if not longer than ours but VAN GAAL will get a result, united have just gone through a managerial shift but VAN GAAL will get a result, so why on earth are united in the title race and not arsenal?

Wenger was asked today about our lack of solidity at the back, which has been highlighted by our recent games against Man United and Southampton when we conceded early goals and then tried to come back.

At this stage of the season Man City have won more games, conceded fewer goals, and scored nearly twice as many goals as Arsenal did during our best ever season under Wenger.

The Gunners have conceded at least three goals in four of their last six first leg matches in the last - 16 of the Champions League.

With two wins in two games to start the La Liga campaign and four goals scored with none conceded, things are going to plan on the pitch even if there have been plenty of distractions off it.

The only thing I would miss about AW is the sight of him struggling with his coat and complaining to the fourth Official whenever we concede a goal.

We can't sacrifice the club's ambitions and wellbeing on the altar of a player's personal glory, it's the business end of the competition and Cech has the experience of having won it, Ospina conceded three goals [home and away] against PSG, the only opposition on the level of those we'll be meeting from now on, three goals against in the knockout stages is bordering on disastrous as we all know how tight these affairs are.

The first leg was actually a disgraceful performance and I blame the players and Wenger for that awful show: the players because, as professionals, they should have been able to control their emotion once they conceded the first goal and not throw curssion to the wind in porsuit of equalizer.

Both sides have scored a remarkably similar tally over those games, but City have conceded an average of one more goal per game.

The worry has to be that our next game however is a trip to Stamford Bridge, where we have conceded 10 goals without reply in recent years, and we now have to go there and target all three points, otherwise any hopes of winning that illustrious fourth Premier League title will be gone for another season.

Back 3 Formation is good and it is giving good defensive shape for us... We are looking more assured on defensive side of our game... Being attacking is always good but you have to make sure that you are not conceding goal because as far as you are not conceding a goal, you are not loosing game....

Since Mathieu Flamini took over from Arteta as our cover for Coquelin, the Gunners have not lost a game, winning three of the four and only conceding two goals, which is even better when you remebre that three of them were away from home and Arsenal were under serious pressure.

No sooner had we gone in front then we were pegged back again, conceding another goal from a set - piece just a minute later, Steve Archibald continuing his annoying trait of scoring in derby matches.

Since the rise of Coq we have not conceded more than 2 goals in any game except the ridiculous Monaco match and have looked securer at the back consistently.

The only concerns for me were that AC Milan had too many opportunities within our penalty area (Ospina could have conceded a penalty) and Welbeck, although hard working, loses it in front of goal.

We had to concede the second goal before Wenger could act on what I projected even before the end of the first half, bring in Coquelin to block the middle and Walcott then use his pace...... simple!

I have to say that we had such a poor reaction after going ahead, when we should have been looking to bury Everton rather than dropping off, but that has been symptomatic of a lot of our games this season — why, I'm not sure, as we always concede goals and then have to go on the offensive anyway.

Our side come into the match with Sutton on a dreadful run of form, having lost three of our last four in all competitions, having conceded 10 goals in the mean time, and with the fans evidently turning on Arsene Wenger currently, the team may lack the support for Monday's encounter.

Anyukov would have been equally upset with the result as Zenit conceded a 91st - minute goal to Goncalves Oliveira to lose the first leg of the last - 16 tie 1 - 0, after Domenico Criscito's late red card.

But we would give the likes of Szczesny how many chances as ours FIRST TEAM keeper and even now we are debating between selling him (4/5 season as number 1 keeper where he has made countless unforced errors leading to goals conceded) or Ospina (who has been with us ONE season and put in a decent shift good enough to be Cech backup in my view)

The Saints have won five of their last six games and have not conceded a single goal during that run, climbing to sixth in the standings.

Wenger and the Gunners will be expecting a spirited showing from Swansea in their first match under new manager Bob Bradley, but they are still on a terrible run of six Premier League games without a win and in none of those games have they kept a clean sheet, conceding 12 goals while Arsenal have scored 14 in our last five.

I think alto of people need to have a look back at the game yes we should never have conceded 3 goals to stoke but the ref was poor they should definitely have had at least 2 players sent off Adam should have gone and crouch wasn't jumping for balls he was continuously climbing players we were being pulled and shoved by numerous stoke players but poor chambers gets the softest red card ever..........

Man United have conceded 10 goals in seven Premier League games and the loss of veteran defender Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand has definitely been a factor and youngsters Paddy McNair and Tyler Blackett have been thrown in at the deep end to say the least.

The Reds have struggled this term after pushing Manchester City all the way to the end last season, and a major part of their problem has been conceding late goals.

As a result, it would surely require a player to head out first to make space for Werner, but having spent so heavily on their attack, it's only logical that they address their issues at the other end of the pitch given that they possess the worst defensive record of the top seven Premier League sides this season having conceded 36 goals in 27 games.

The Rossoneri have enjoyed a resurgence in 2018 under Gennaro Gattuso, going 13 games unbeaten and they haven't conceded a goal in their last 584 minutes of football.

Despite Guardiola's worries over his side's defence, they seem to be coping pretty well so far, as City currently have the joint best defence in the whole of the Premier League, with the Spaniard's side only conceding 11 goals in just 16 games so far.

One of those «same mistakes» that Barton is likely to be referring to is in defence, as Liverpool still haven't managed to establish themselves as a consistent defensively - sound side, conceding 18 goals in 13 league games, which is the worst record of the top seven sides.

If you look at the goals we have conceded since the start of the season, [most of them] are headers in our box.

And speaking of the tournament in South America, Ospina has conceded just a single goal in his three group games and there was nothing he could do about that bullet header.

Liverpool are yet to concede a goal in this campaign but they have hardly been impressive at the other end of the pitch.

ac milan have been unbeaten in 2018 and not conceded a goal in what 600 minutes of football credit where its due we played very well today