Sentences with phrase «point out of this fixture»

They probably wouldn't be unhappy with a point out of this fixture.

However, their sheer existence as a top - flight outfit has suddenly come under immediate threat and they face another uphill task squeezing points out of this fixture with an Aston Villa side who have shown mass amounts of improvement of late.

Not exact matches

When the fixture list came out, I thought we needed to be five points ahead heading into the last three games of the season if there were a chance for us to win the title exactly because of the games like this.

Four out of those five fixtures, I can definitely see us dropping points.

I concede that the Premier league is the most competive professional league in world football and every team loses a game or two they shouldnt (especially on the road) but unfortunately when you only able to secure 7 out of 24 available points against Manure / Shitty / Spuds / Cheshit you CANT drop points in such fixtures.

And despite the next run of fixtures between now and then all looking winable I predict maybe 9 points out of possible 18 on current form before we face city.

The fixture represents a clash of the top two, with both sides having picked up six points out of six from their opening two games — although PSV head the table with a goal difference of +7 compared to Ajax's +5.

One person who agrees that Campbell is a top talent, is former Gunner and current Sporting Lisbon coach Luis Boa Morte, who after the Arsenal Legends fixture on Saturday, was keen to point out his praises of Joel Campbell.

The recent fixture at West Ham was a perfect case in point; the quality of football was superb when we raced into a 2 - 0 lead, but our intent on attacking to add a third and fourth, plus an element of poor understanding to not realise that West Ham were trying to find Andy Carroll with early crosses into the box from out wide, ultimately led to our downfall.

Although the game is a dead rubber, Wenger has made it clear that he will still be playing his experienced reserves to give them a little more match fitness ahead of our congested fixture list in the rest of this month, so it is certain that our front line will consist of Wilshere, Walcott and Giroud again, although I expect Welbeck to be given a run out as well at some point.

We appear to be prioritising our Premier League fixtures over the away matches in the Europa, and while winning all our home matches should put us comfortably through to the next stage, our fringe players will not be going out tonight without the intention of three points.

As Wenger pointed out in his post match comments on the Arsenal website, we have a better fixture schedule between now and the end of the season than the spuds.

United's failure to find the next on multiple occasions in a game has been somewhat of a flaw for the Red Devils this season, with games against Huddersfield and Stoke standing out as being two fixtures which the Red Devils really should've come away with all three points from.

The Arrogance frome some fans after a win is mind boggling, have we forgot stoke away, saints Chelsea 3 points from 12??? Have the toughest away fixtures out of anyone??

And, even to win those enviable 24 points from a possible 33 in the next 11 fixtures, Arsenal would have to play out of their skins to keep them within touching distance of 3rd or 4th spots in the Premier League.

We all expected Che to drop some points over these next fixtures but the problem is that we get those same fixtures at a later date, so we need to be making the very best out of the nicer fixtures.

We will need four more points than our rivals from the upcoming pair of fixtures due to their dominant goal difference, but I wouldn't be paying out any of my Tottenham pals just yet...

And Hughes is lucky that the fixture list gets a little calmer from this point on: Eight of their next nine games come against teams outside the top eight, and the odd one out there is Manchester United, who are having their own crisis.

Arsenal, for all the struggles they have endured in the Premier League so far, have done well to pick up 6 points out of 6 in their last two Champions League fixtures against Galatasaray and Anderlecht.

The midweek round of fixtures worked out well for Arsenal with City, Liverpool, Manchester United and Everton all dropping points, but Walcott, who was made captain in the absence of Laurent Koscielny, claimed they are not looking at the table despite having just nine games to play.

In our reverse fixture against them — also back in October — they won 1 - 0 at Second Meadow, although I'm fairly confident that our recent run that has seen us amass 41 points out of a possible 48, means it won't have escaped their notice that the Biggleswade United side they will be facing tomorrow will be a different proposition to the one they encountered last year.

Sunderland currently sit it fifteenth position with a four point cushion between themselves and the relegation zone however with the Wearside club having not won any of their last five Premier League outings it is difficult to see them gaining anything from tomorrows fixture against as Joe Hart described them, the «killing machine» that is the 2012 - 2013 Manchester United side.

It was a timely boost for the visitors, who had taken just one point from their three previous fixtures to slip out of the top two, but they still have their destiny in their own hands as the season heads...

The Clarets have done remarkably well in the top flight his season, with eight points from five games and five of those points have come out on the road in fixtures against Chelsea, Spurs and Liverpool.

Perhaps we're clutching at straws somewhat, as Chelsea dropping points in this fixtures does look extremely unlikely, but in football anything is possible and if West Brom can interrupt the flow of play, get right in their faces and give them something to think about with some snappy breaks out of defence then who knows.

However a home fixture against newly promoted Palace will be a game every United fan will expect to come out of with all three points.

At the start of the year, sitting with an enormous eleven point lead this fixture was never considered a crucial one; instead it felt like a fixture when the last opposition will move out of way to Barca's La Liga triumph.

Even so, West Ham have only come away from the away fixture with all the points on twelve out of fifty three attempts.

Of the two, however, it is Blackburn who enter into this fixture with the greater deal of form having earned a creditable point at home to Chelsea in their last outing, while Rovers haven't lost a home fixture in 201Of the two, however, it is Blackburn who enter into this fixture with the greater deal of form having earned a creditable point at home to Chelsea in their last outing, while Rovers haven't lost a home fixture in 201of form having earned a creditable point at home to Chelsea in their last outing, while Rovers haven't lost a home fixture in 2010.

Three goals in each of their last two games has propelled Wolves up the table, out of the relegation places before Sunday's fixtures burst into life, and with the team scoring goals a plenty — Steven Fletcher especially — I'm willing to take my chances on the hosts, who know a point may not be enough whereas for Blackburn a draw should suffice.

West Brom are set to again be without loan star Daniel Sturridge and midfield pair Nacer Chadli and James Morrison KEY FACT: This is the most - played fixture in PL history without a home win MATCH ODDS: WBA 15/8 Draw 11/5 Leicester 6/4 bet365 Pick: Leicester to win @ 6/4 ANDY SAYS: I just don't see how my old mate Alan Pardew gets out of this, away win... 0 - 2 GRAEME SAYS: Leicester are a very good team, they should take the three points here... 1 - 3 FOOTBALLIndex — One to follow: Jamie Vardy should be having a party in your portfolio

Even beyond that the fixtures still look very friendly, albeit including Everton and City, but I won't list all of them out because I'm sure you get the point by now.

Liverpool haven't won a league fixture since the end of August, when grounding out a 1 - 0 win against West Brom at Anfield, and even then they didn't exactly deserve all three points.

They certainly had their chances to claw a point out of an almost impossible fixture.

Las Palmas are sat in the relegation spots in the Spanish top flight heading into the midweek round of action and they don't look too likely to pick up points in this fixture to help move themseleves out of it either.

Alan Pardew's side have already put a four - point gap between themselves and their closest pursuer, Stoke, but will eye this fixture against out of form QPR as a golden opportunity to bolster their already impressive points tally.