Sentences with phrase «unbeaten league form»

Will Barcelona be able to keep their unbeaten league form for the season going on home soil?

This is not all as the Frenchman holds the record of coaching the club (Arsenal) with the longest unbeaten run having gone 49 games unbeaten in the league surpassing Nottingham Forest's 42 games and also Preston North End's unbeaten league form set 115 years previously.

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Chelsea will look to continue their unbeaten Premier League record under Guus Hiddink in Saturday's tricky trip to in - form Southampton.

We may actually be unbeaten in our last seven games but our away form in the League has been totally awful and we have only gained one solitary point in our last five games.

Arsenal's form is quite the opposite, having gone unbeaten since the opening weekend until the midweek League Cup clash with Southampton, which saw a number of players rotated into the side.

The Catalan giants are unbeaten in La Liga so far this season and remain on course for a treble, while in contrast it's been a difficult campaign for the Blues as they have failed to replicate the form shown last year to win the Premier League title in Conte's first year in charge.

The positives are, we have an amazing player in Sanchez, Wilshere is hitting form, Walcott is soon to return, and we are one of 3 teams to be unbeaten in the league after 4 games, the other 2 being Chelsea and Villa.

Bar from the few exceptions, most notably Arsenal's unbeaten side, it's unlikely that a Premier League side will go a full campaign without having a spell of bad form.

People forget that as much as Chelsea's form has dipped they're unbeaten in their last 10 league fixtures.

Going into this weekend, even though Arsenal fans knew the team were likely to struggle away to the in form and unbeaten Man City, there was a more positive feel about the current Premier League campaign.

Zvezda are in top form in their domestic league, winning 10 of their 12 matches thus far, and remain unbeaten in the group at present.

Arsenal comparatively are in a great run of form with the Gunners, prior to last Sunday's 2 - 1 derby defeat at White Hart Lane, having gone unbeaten in the Premier League since January 21st.

Guus Hiddink who took over Jose Mourinho as interim manager back in december is still unbeaten in the league and will be hoping Chelsea's good run of form continue as they climbed all the way from 16th place to 10th under Hiddink and they can actually go 7th by the end of the weekend.

City remained in rampant form as it ended Watford's unbeaten start to the English Premier League with a resounding 6 - 0 victory at Vicarage Road on Saturday.

Manchester United though are still on their big streak of unbeaten form in the Premier League and are going to be a hard side for Burnley to get the better of.

Manchester United are on a 22 game unbeaten stretch of form now in the Premier League (W12 D10).

Hats off to the Swans for putting a good four - match unbeaten streak of form together in the Premier League (W2 D2).

On paper, they are in fine form: six points clear of Barcelona ahead of December's Classico, and unbeaten in their Champions League group.

Returning to league action for the first time since their exhilarating win over Chelsea, Tottenham will be confident of extending their seven - match unbeaten run but know they face a serious test in the form of a Palace side intent on embarking on a hot streak of their own under Alan Pardew.

City have great form against the Magpies, having gone unbeaten in their last eighteen Premier League matches against them and they have won seven and gone unbeaten in their last eight trips to the Stadium of light as well.

The Magpies are unbeaten in their last three Premier League home games against Palace (W2 D1) so are carrying form.

The Cottagers continued their remarkable form, extending their unbeaten run to 17 league games with a 2 - 0 victory at Reed's Norwich.

The Blues are in some good, resilient form at the moment with a fantastic nine match unbeaten streak going in the Premier League.

Bury are still sat second from bottom in the league and that is despite them actually having strung together a five match unbeaten streak of form (W2 D3).

Last season Spurs took a 2 - 0 home win over the Blues to extend their unbeaten home form in the Premier League against them to four matches.

The Saints have some good form going against Newcastle in the Premier League having gone unbeaten in their last five against the Magpies (W3 D2).

Unbeaten in six games in the Premier League, the Gunners head to the Hawthorns looking to continue their fine form.

Under former Glasgow Rangers midfielder Gennaro Gattuso, their form has got better, unbeaten in 7 games in the league, but they are still not very good.

The very same could be said of their form in general; while they are unbeaten in six, they've won only two of their previous eight Premier League matches, and just three of their last seven at home, where Arsenal, Aston Villa and Liverpool have all won this season.

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 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 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 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.

They travelled to Tottenham on Saturday — an in - form Tottenham, unbeaten in the league since December — and tore them apart at Wembley.

Furthermore, the Red Devils are unbeaten in their last three home meetings with the Gunners, two of which were wins, and with the team still to taste defeat in the current campaign, and that does include every competition bar the League Cup they've played in up till now, you really are struggling to form a solid enough basis of reasoning upon which to oppose the mighty reds.

Form guide • Arsenal's eight - match unbeaten home run in UEFA Cup and UEFA Europa League matches (W6 D2) came to an end in the round of 32 with a 2 - 1 defeat by Östersund, but they bounced back by beating Milan 3 - 1 and CSKA 4 - 1 in the next two rounds.

Despite, Spurs» inconsistency in league form, they have performed much better away from home, something that may be their advantage against City on Saturday, but with the home side unbeaten in the league all season it will be a tough ask of the visitors.

Birmingham are riding on the crest of a form wave at present and boast the best form in the entire league, with Alex McLeish's men unbeaten in their last seven games, a run that stretches back to the end of October.

Arsenal's league form sees them in being unbeaten in four games since the 1 - 0 loss against Man Utd, including an impressive win against Chelsea, although some people might argue that Chelsea were as bad as Arsenal were good.

The Cottagers are now unbeaten in their last twenty league games (W16 D4) in a stunning run of form.

Spurs are in glistening form, having won nine of their last ten league matches in an unbeaten sequence, and, after climbing to third in the table − above such likes as Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool, are even being touted for a possible tilt at the title.

Arsenal have won four on the spin in the league and are unbeaten in their previous seven matches in all competitions, while the small matter of Arsenal kicking off before their rivals for a top four finish will serve as motivation as they seek to pile on the pressure with victory over in - form Norwich in Norfolk.

Their opponents Tottenham Hotspur, are also in good form, being unbeaten in their last six League games, collecting 14 points out of 18 availble to them.

Spurs extended their unbeaten form in the Premier League to eight with a 2 - 2 draw at Anfield on the weekend, thanks to a late stoppage - time penalty from Harry Kane.

Everton are one of the most in - form sides in the Premier League currently, with 3 wins from their last 4 and unbeaten in their last 7.

Chelsea are unbeaten since Hiddink arrived at the club, but their horrendous form under their previous manager Jose Mourinho has left them in a poor position in the league.

They banked a 1 - 0 home win over rivals Arsenal Last time out in the league and that extended their great form to nine unbeaten now (W6 D3) in the top flight.

The Red Devils are running on a massive 18 match unbeaten streak of form in the Premier League so they are going to be hard to get the better of, especially at Old Trafford.

The Lions aren't likely to drive their way into the play offs this season in the league, despite a five - match unbeaten streak of form going.

The Blades have lost just one of their last seven league games now (W2 D4 L1) and they have a good sequence of unbeaten home form going.

United are unbeaten in their last six away games in the top flight, winning four and they have big head to head form with the Foxes as the Red Devils have suffered just two loses in their previous 21 Premier League meetings with Leicester (W13 D6 L2).

Preview: Everton — Tottenham Premier league 10/03/2012 Goodison Park Kick off: 17.30 GMT Referee: Mark Halsey (M14 R0 Y34) On their impressive run of form, as they unbeaten...

Totteham are in a battle for a top four place in the Premier League and whilst on occasion have struggled for consistency domestically, though they are currently in great form at just the right time and seem to have come of age in the Champions League, where they are unbeaten this season.