Sentences with phrase «out of a relegation battle»
Judging by a lot of the negative comments on JustArsenal you would think that Arsenal were fighting to get out of the relegation battle, but the fact is that we are currently just two points behind the leaders as we approach the busy Christmas period.
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The Welsh club have taken 20 points from 13 matches since Carlos Carvahal took over as manager, but even that run hasn't pulled them completely out of the relegation battle.
Hull look a reinvigorated side under Marco Silva, as they have picked up impressive results and crucial points as they try and fight their way out of a relegation battle.
Are you hoping to stay out of a relegation battle (that means you, Tottenham); or are you searching for that elusive Premier League title (Liverpool)?
Modric's loss will certainly hurt Tottenham who at the moment find themselves locked in a Premier League battle to get out of the relegation battle.
Team News & Lineups: Guus Hiddink has been confirmed as Chelsea manager till the end of the season and he has a massive task to get Chelsea out of the relegation battle they currently finds themselves.
Under David Moyes, the Hammers have shown incredible grit and determination to drag themselves out of relegation battle and Friday proved to be no different as they fought to an eventful 1 - 1 draw against bitter cross-town rivals.
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From final of champions league to round of sixteen, now out of champions league, perharps he will only consider quitting when we are faced with relegation battle.
What stands the Israeli out from the other candidates is that he has experience of a Premier League relegation battle — although both Portsmouth and West Ham United went down under his stewardship.
On the other hand, Leicester were battling their way out of relegation.
West Brom host Burnley in a Premier League clash at The Hawthorns this afternoon, with both sides likely to be mindful that this could turn out to be a vital clash in the battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League come the end of the season.
Chelsea season is basically over after the Everton defeat, they're out of every competitions they're in, they're no where near the league title nor top four, they're in to good of a position for relegation battle, and just sitting somewhere in middle of the table.....
On the playing side the club has battled manfully to get themselves out of the relegation dogfight, as evidenced by last nights last gasp point against Sunderland, it will take a few more such battles to see them make their way our of trouble but I have a sneaky feeling that they could pull off a Houdini.
The away side will have the bigger emphasis to win as the relegation battle thickens and with time running out, a positive result here is crucial for Sunderland's chances of survival.
Should the rot be allowed to set in, Everton might find themselves in a relegation battle their squad is poorly equipped for, but the likes of Wayne Rooney and Sigurdsson have the quality to guide them out of it.
The hard fact is you can not score your way out a relegation battle, but you can defend your way out of it.
However, Blackburn Rovers and Kean will be looking to get themselves out of the relegation zone, and it will surely be a battle which no party can afford to lose when the two teams clash on Saturday.
Out - of - favour Gambian born winger Modou Barrow is the latest to have been rumoured to make the switch to Elland Road after struggling for consistent game time under relegation battling Swansea City.
West Brom are a mess, two defeats over the festive period have plunged them into a relegation battle and are now without a manager given Alan Irvine being put out of his misery.
In November, the two sides battled out a 0 - 0 draw and it was a match that reflected both sides as a relegation candidate with a lot of more attacking play on show.
Our stock in being able to attract players before the season would have been reasonably high but now, out of Europe and looking at a relegation battle, it is a much less attractive proposition for potential transfer targets.
The Tigers find themselves fighting to stay out of the relegation zone at the other end of the table and earned a battling point...
As he battles it out in a Premier League relegation scrap with West Ham United, it's easy to forget how much of a star name Javier Hernández is in his homeland.