Sentences with phrase «record in home fixtures»

With their 100 % scoring record in home fixtures this season, they will be expected to shake off that loss in the derby on the weekend.

Not exact matches

Burton have a decent record against Birmingham in recent times, having beaten them convincingly home and away last season, although this one looks like a fixture in which the away side will be looking for a result.

And the same is true, to an even greater extent, of the season's other early crisis club: poor Owen Coyle has been trussed up and left to swing in the hot breeze by a savage fixture list, despite having recorded exactly one bad result - the home loss to Norwich.

The Red Devils do have a great track record running against the Clarets as they are unbeaten in their last 12 home league fixtures against them in a W8 D4 record in that sequence.

Many will assume that a home win is a guarantee here, but actually the Baggies have an excellent record in this fixture.

Ipswich have produced a W4 D2 record them this season in the league but suffered a 3 - 1 defeat against Bristol City in their most recent home fixture?

With the strikers in lacklustre form, Everton may well need their shining light to shine once more if they're to record only their second set of back - to - back wins for the season — Although, with Birmingham in dire form away from home and having not won an away fixture in the Premiership since March, they may not be a better time for the forwards to get in amongst the goals and really give the whole offensive department a real lift.

Tottenham's form shouldn't be of concern, despite losing their most recent league fixture 2 - 1 away at Everton, as before that they were unbeaten in their last nine in the league while they remain without defeat on home soil in their last nine Premier League fixtures, although that doesn't include their 100 % record at White Hart Lane in the Championship, beating the likes of FC Twente, Inter Milan and Werder Bremen with something to spare.

Strong mental toughness has been evident this season by Loko, there have been some disappointing results such as home defeats to newly promoted Tosno and Amkar, yet immediately after these two bad results, Loko responded like potential future champions in their next two fixtures by recording two straight victories.

Goals in either half from Emeka Ogbuh and Malachy Ohawume handed Rivers a comfortable 2 - 0 home win against Akwa in Port Harcourt, ensuring Akwa have not recorded victory in this fixture since 2015.

Recent history would indicate that Arsenal are the more likelier to come out on top, with the Gunners currently unbeaten in their last six competitive matches with the Reds — three wins and three draws — and haven't lost a Premier League fixture at home to Liverpool since 2000; with a record of six wins and four draws since that reverse.

A full breakdown can be seen below but in light of recent events, the club asked for it to be placed on record that Liverpool's contractual commitment to travel partner Thomas Cook is limited to 384 hospitality tickets for home fixtures and zero tickets for away games.

Fortunately, Blackburn's record in similar fixtures is encouraging, having beaten the likes of West Brom, Wolves and Wigan at home this season; three clubs who currently find themselves in the relegation zone.

Ironically, they probably could have done without a home fixture next time out, as while their record at The Reebok is outstanding for the 2010/2011 term (W9 D5 L2), not to mention winning their last four home league games on the spin, the players are likely to be greeted by a lukewarm reception on Sunday, with disgruntled supporters still coming to terms with last Sunday's woeful display in unquestionably the club's biggest match since the turn of the Millennium.

Not only has their record at Molineux in the league during 2010/2011 been eye - catching, having won more fixtures at home than any of their survival rivals but also losing just two of eight in 2011, Mick McCarthy's men have hit a rich vein of form at just the right time.

Then comes a trip to The Hawthorns, where Roberto Di Matteo's West Brom await them in a difficult fixture for Blackburn against an opponent with an encouraging record at home this season (4 -2-2).

Leicester holds a W6 D1 L4 record at home this season and from that, they have only failed to score in two home games, both of those fixtures ending in defeat.

Spurs are unbeaten at home in 2010 and haven't lost a home fixture since the middle of December, a run of eleven games without recording a loss.

Despite the strong home record of teams in this fixture there is no way I can look past the away win for this game.

Last season's corresponding fixture followed this very same pattern, with Fulham recording their sixth win in nine Premier League home games versus the Magpies with a 1 - 0 success at the Cottage.