Sentences with phrase «rest of the match»

33 ′ 1 — 1 Theo Hernandez made it 1 - 1 on the night minutes later and it looked like game on for rest of the match.

Seriously if ozil was in the team it wouldn't have made any difference to the scoreline.I think it is a blessing in disguise that he wasnt there.How many more games does he need to adapt to premiership only game he played good was against crystal palace in rest of matches he just made these ordinary passes.

if we win rest of the matches we will be champions but the question is can we manage to display such a feat

Rose got mugged by him for our goal and it was embarassing to get done so easily — a fact not even close to being recreated the entire rest of the match.

So I'm going to be as positive as possible for rest of match, then if we don't win, I will let it rip after the match

even if we win rest of our match i doubt we'll win the league..

You've been shooting your mouth off since kickoff, I doubt we'll be hearing from you for the rest of the match.

My question for our fan is, Do will want a striker who hold up play or we need a striker who score goal and score them early in the game, to make the rest of the match a stroll?

We will see same lineup, same formation against Hull, Bayern and the rest of matches till the end of the season, just too predictable from the most experienced manager in the league

In a couple of others the rest of the matches have been pretty boring lacklustre and very predictable.Fresh ideas needed.

Shapo lost the first tiebreak 7 - 2, and for the rest of the match vacillated between looking as sharp and aggressive as anyone left in the draw and wavering on big points, failing to use his wingspan and flexibility to take advantage of any openings Carreño - Busta offered.

It was a well - played Game that saw UM just make a few less errors en route to getting the advantage for the rest of the match..

For the rest of the match Emerson was unable to throw the ball up properly for his service.

But the Chilean looked inconsolable and refused a drink before burying his head in a coat and not even watching the rest of the match.

In every other match we have been either a) horrendous throughout, or b) great at times, crap for the rest of the match.

Its not over yet guys, lets just leicester loses all the rest of their match and we winning ours starting from albion.

For the rest of the match, Keane and Viera went at it on the pitch in a fantastic midfield battle that turned an already - heated game into a cracker of a match that saw United triumph 4 - 2 in front of the Highbury faithful (Vieira and Keane didn't shake hands before or after the match).

Otherwise this game will follow the usual formula: score 2, concede 1, bite your nails for the rest of the match.

I just don't know how Toledo has any credibility with the players for the rest of the match.

Now remain tough and forget about the bus cz here we do things differently and in style... I bet you there are some games i'll be sneaking in a magazine for you to read because the kind of football we play here doesn't give opponents control or possession... we dominate teams and all you have to do is to make those two or three vital saves per game and then enjoy the rest of the match like us

It was just a throw that got away, but Navratilova was pretty ticked off the rest of the match.

Arsenal would probably have beaten Brighton anyway, as Monreal had already given us the lead, but it was a sublime bit of skill in the box by the Chilean which gave Iwobi a clear shot on goal for the second and that made life a lot easier for the rest of the match.

Usually, when we concede early, it's not a good sign for the rest of the match.

Chelsea squandered a whole host of chances throughout the rest of the match, with the best falling to Spanish Alvaro Morata, who saw his 93rd minute volley fly just past the post as the Hammers held on for all three points.

So if Arsenal manage to have more physical monsters like them, they just need to score a very quick goal, then defend for the rest of match.

Gray and Russell simply folded and sleep - walked through the rest of the match to lose 6 - 7, 6 - 2, 6 - 0, 6 - 2.

He looked really pissed with himself about that, and rightfully so, but the rest of his match was strong.

He had an ok world cup, first game helped, the rest of the matches he ploughed through working hard but with not much end product.

Why would you take out coq and leave yourself exposed for the rest of the match?!

Both sides created chances sporadically throughout the rest of the match, but while MHSC stopper Geoffrey Jourdren made a few key stops, both sides struggled to create attacking chances with the turf so water - logged.

No more totally killing it every rare chance we actually put you on the field but otherwise sitting around for the bulk of the rest of our matches watching Welbeck and Theo flub chances, not quite having the quality last touch to create a decent chance, and / or very rarely making any type of decent / threatening cross to other players all the while thinking «hey coach, you know I'm on the team also!

They didn't look particularly likely the rest of the match.

Our boys seemed to enjoy the rest of the match, adding a third on the night thanks to a neat team goal which ended with Danny Welbeck heading in after the goalkeeper fumbled his initial shot, and it will be Arsenal who remain in the hat for the next round.

Flamini got an idiotic yellow on 13th minute, for the rest of the match he went invisible.

They popped SUPER hard for Enzo taking off his outfit and oiling up to slip out of the cage and getting immediately knocked out, they brought it up a few times for the rest of the match.

The rest of the match ended equal in goal return, but the game was very much one sided, with our boys nothing up over 30 shots, and David De Gea clocking up a whopping 14 saves.

That meant that potentially the last kick of the game would be at reserve keeper Wojciech Szczesny, who was lined up against Cristiano Ronaldo — who scored to send Real Madrid to the Champions League semifinals, despite everything that happened during the rest of the match.

Keep an eye out for our Premier League Betting Preview on Friday afternoon where I'll analyze the rest of the matches, show where the market is betting, and offer value plays (+18.23 units this season).

The Mustangs took an early 1 - 0 lead by winning the No. 4 singles match with the rest of the matches still in progress.

Zidane had burned two changes at the half and his third with 15 minutes left, leaving his lineup set for the rest of the match.

The rest of the match became a mere formality, with the Dutch looking to increase the lead and the South Americans attempting a fightback to regain some pride, although deep down they knew the game was over them, as evinced by Forlan's substitution in the 83rd minute for Sebastian Fernandez.

Score a goal and then shut the shop for the rest of the match.

Arsenal did equalise soon via Van Persie but couldn't find a winner for the rest of the match.

Loud after their goals, but silent throughout the rest of the match.

The rest of the match went with not much fan fare with Barca ensuring that PSG does not get a sniff of the game nor the ball.

Five minutes before the break, things went from bad to worse for the Portuguese outfit as Pereira was shown his second yellow card of the evening for a lunge on John Obi Mikel, leaving his side left to play out the rest of the match with 10 men.