Sentences with phrase «successive away games»

Those two games in 1974 were successive away games and both ended in wins.

We still only had the one away point but things improved on the road and I suppose they had to with four successive away games.

They were smashed off the park in their last away venture, losing 4 - 1 at Man City, although the positives to take from Rovers» recent away trips has been their ability to get on the score sheet, scoring in three successive away games, albeit managing just the one on each occasion.

They haven't lost three successive away games in the competition since March 2014 under Tim Sherwood.

Burnley will be looking to continue the current run and try to put Blackpool under pressure in the Youth Alliance League with the first of four successive away games at Tranmere.

Particularly on the back of last year's run of games which saw us thrashed at Chelsea, Liverpool, West Brom and Crystal Palace in successive away games.

Manchester United are coming back from a trip to Lisbon on Wednesday night where they beat Benfica 1 - 0 in the Champions League, to face Huddersfield Town in their third successive away game in all competitions.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a 94th - minute winner for the second successive away game as Real Madrid got out of jail against Levante.

Not exact matches

Arsenal played Dortmund away on Matchday 1 of this season's Champions League, looking to pick up a point or three, after drawing three successive games in the Premier League.

They haven't strung 2 successive wins together in 10 games now and won just 4 of their away games — they will drop more points especially as 9 of their last 16 games are away.

With Arsenal now sitting in second place in the Premier League table and heading for a second successive Wembley FA cup final and on an amazing run of form, with 21 wins and one draw from our last 25 games, the calls from some Arsenal fans and members of the football media have pretty much gone away.

Notably, for away games that average shot up to a league - leading 5.13 per match — vital during Sunderland's nightmare - on - paper run - in of successive trips to Manchester City, Chelsea and Manchester United, from which they gained a barely believable seven points.

The Clarets could win successive Premier League away games for the second time ever and the other time was actually their final two away games of 2014/15 season.

Having won against Fleetwood this week, the youth team are back on their travels tomorrow with a tough away game against Bury who are currently second favourites to win the league for a second successive season.

Yet in Liverpool's six league games so far, they have only had the same back four in successive games on one occasion (away at Sunderland and then at home to Manchester United), and in only three of the six matches has the starting back four completed the match, thanks to a combination of injuries and red cards.

And, based on current form, that looks set to worsen over the course of the weekend, as Kean has been unable to prevent the team from losing four successive games away from home, to an aggregate score of 13 - 4, Rovers shipping exactly 4 goals in their previous two away clashes alone.

Sunderland are unbeaten in their last four away league games (W2 D2), including successive draws this season at Liverpool (1 - 1) and Swansea (0 - 0).

Both teams will fancy their chances of winning this; Sunderland have won three of their previous four home Premier League games − including a 1 - 0 win over leaders Man City at the beginning of the year − whilst Norwich are setting their sights on a fourth successive away win.

And after overseeing a success at Stoke City in Everton's most recent away game, the manager is now aiming to lead the Blues to successive wins on the road for the first time since the opening weeks of 2016/17.

Granted they welcomed the Reds to Bloomfield Road on the back of successive defeats, as well as exiting the FA Cup, however previously they went five games without losing, four of those away from home.

Klopp was satisfied with the performance, their third successive victory, but admits they can still do better after dominating for most of the game - despite not putting away the chances they created.