Sentences with phrase «rate of a goal conceded»

Cech conceded a total of 24 Premier League goals in the 2013/14 campaign, a rate of a goal conceded every 128 minutes.

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I took time out to study the Laliga stats when I took notice of him and I discovered that Sociedad are among the top 5 teams in all the positive stats, including possession, shot conversion rate, highest no of goals scored and fewest no of goals conceded.

I must say I am surprised that Barcelona only conceded 19 goals, because I have never rated their defence particularly with the likes of Pique.

Ospina has also conceded fewer goals per game that any of the highly rated big name keepers in England and to highlight the fact that he has done this despite Arsenal being an attacking and open team rather than because, he has more saves for each goal as well.

Stones is over rated by the english media he's an awful defender who's made mistake after mistake this season, Everton concede lots of goals because of people like Stones!

Match Rating over 10: Cech (6): In has much as the defence was poor, he could have made a difference from one or two of the goals conceded.

yea i'll rate Koscielny higher than Mustafi, cos Mustafi allowed himself to be charged on for a couple of headers and left his man unmarked for the 2nd goal conceded.

Arsenal's defence is also a thing of concern, the Gunners have been very poor defensively lately and that could have been responsible for their disappointing rate of conceding goals.

They have conceded at an average rate of 1.75 per game and four of their seven away defeats away from home have been by a margin of at least three goals.

They have managed just the three goals out on the road all term as well and have conceded at a rate of over 2 goals per game away from home.

So they are averaging 2.7 goals away from Anfield, but their defence has taken a battering on the road, conceding at a rate of exactly two goals per game on average.

The Seagulls haven't been defensively terrible at all this season and have conceded at a rate of 1.3 per game on their travels and only 20 % of their away games have gone above the 2.5 goal line.

The Robins have averaged 1.6 goals per game at home this season and they have conceded at a rate of under a goal per game at Ashton Gate.

The Clarets have scored at a rate of one goal per game but conceded just five times.

Since his arrival, Liverpool have played seven matches in the Premier League and have conceded six goals at a rate of 0.85 goals per 90.

Quite a start, given the fact that Inter had the second worst defensive record in Serie A last season, and conceded at the rate of 1.5 goals in every match.

Defensively Norwich haven't been too sound on the road, conceding at a rate of nearly two goals per game and they haven't managed to keep a clean sheet all season on the road.

However, Blackburn have their struggles for a reason and they have lost nine times at home this season, and are conceding at a rate of 1.8 goals per game at Ewood Park, so their defence should be fodder for United you would think.

They have been conceding at a rate of two goals per game on the road, but that may not be too big of an effect against Stoke.

Conceding at a rate of over two goals per game away from home hasn't helped them, and they will be heavy underdogs at White Hart Lane, where Owen Coyle's men have lost already this season.

They have also conceded in each of their last six home games, and they concede at a rate of over two goals per game.

It is a terrible defensive record and there is no organisation or strength back there and they are getting punished Wolves home record stands at W3 D2 L10 for the season and they are conceding at a rate of 2.33 goals per game and are nowhere near matching that going forward.

Just as impressive is their scoring / conceding record at the Emirates as well because they have netted a total of 20 goals at a rate of just under three per game and have conceded only the four goals at home.

Millwall have conceded at an average rate of over a goal per game at home so far with four clean sheets in their twelve games at the Den.

Arsenal have conceded at a rate of 1.6 goals per away this season which isn't great and they have a clean sheet in just 23 % of their away games.

Real Madrid have come up with 19 goals at home which is just under an average of two goals per game while they have conceded at a rate of a goal per game.

However, Betis have conceded at a rate of 1.7 goals per game at home and have just the two clean sheets behind them this season.

They have also conceded really heavily on their travels as well at a rate of over two goals per game in fact and that is likely to leave them in big trouble here.

They have conceded at a rate of exactly two goals per game in the Spanish top flight so far and 71 % of their road games have gone above the 2.5 goal line.

United came away from Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan without conceding a goal thanks to De Gea's heroics and French newspaper L'Equipe gave him a rating of 8, more than any other player on the pitch from the two sides put together.