Sentences with phrase «unbeaten since»

We finally have a device that dethrones the ASUS ZenFone 3 which has remained unbeaten since its launch last year!

Spurs remain unbeaten since the opening day of the season after a frustrating goalless draw against Liverpool at White Hart Lane.

The German side are currently unbeaten since December 5 in the Bundesliga and have since dispatched Gladbach 5 - 0 and Hannover 3 - 0 amongst their four victories since their last defeat.

The Red Devils have remained unbeaten since the start of the campaign, and they will relish their chance of challenging the Eagles, who achieved an unwanted record last weekend.

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.

Liverpool, on their part, are still riding the crest of the wave, remaining unbeaten since the FA Cup defeat to West Brom at the end of January.

Juve are now unbeaten since the final day of October in Serie A, a streak we hope will continue into the end of the season and see us on to the Coppa Italia, where there's another trophy waiting for the Bianconeri.

We are unbeaten since we lost to David de Gea at The Emirates, but most Arsenal fans will be disappointed in the four dropped points over Christmas, with the draws against Liverpool at home and West Brom + MD away.

Having won only one of their last eight league games, and just two of thirteen, West Brom have impressively notched up five - games without losing and remain unbeaten since Roy Hodgson came to their rescue following Roberto Di Matteo's shock departure in February.

With so much talk surrounding what's happening on the pitch, we've been a bit distracted with what might be happening off it... Embed from Getty Images He may be unbeaten since the second game of the season, but Arsene Wenger's future at the Gunners is far from sorted... however, reports in Italy state the club could have the answer.

At home, though, the Gunners remain a tough nut to crack — unbeaten since November in the league (11 games)-- and they proved a point or two to us all when dispatching of champions - elect Manchester United two weeks ago.

They have had a good run of results recently, and remain unbeaten since a heavy defeat at Stamford Bridge in October.

The manager said that it was a difficult game against a team that has been unbeaten since October.

«But we didn't play like Chelsea [who have been unbeaten since shifting into a 3 -4-3 under Conte], we played with two strikers and Christian in behind.

• Wenger's Arsenal won the 2003/04 Premier League without losing a game (W26 D12 L0), the first side to claim the English title unbeaten since Preston North End won the first edition of the league in 1888/89 (W18 D4 L0).

Match Predictions: Its a tough one to predict, Stoke City will be looking to win their 4 straight game while Chelsea just can't seem to lose in premier league having gone unbeaten since Hiddink took over.

Despite Manchester United going unbeaten since October, they have failed to move higher than sixth in the Premier League due to their disappointing run of drawn games where they failed to do enough to claim maximum points.

Chelsea trailed 3 - 1 after the first leg, but were unbeaten since September at home and had kept eight successive clean sheets prior to the match.

The Lions have gone 17 league games unbeaten since a 2 - 1 New Year's Day defeat at Norwich which left them 15th, only six points above the drop zone.

Let us hope that Wenger can continue his great record against Ranieri, but at this moment Leicester are the only unbeaten team in the top flight and will not be a pushover, especially at the King Power Stadium where they are unbeaten since April.

However, that will be of no concern to Arsenal fans who continue to impress as they remain unbeaten since the opening weekend of the season.

However, he'll be out to plot their downfall on Sunday as he returns with rivals Villa, who have gone three games unbeaten since his appointment earlier this month.

Momentum, we're unbeaten since first game of the season.

However, City are unbeaten since the appointment of Pep Guardiola and have won every game so far in the Premier League.

Unbeaten since first day of the season, 3 pts off top of the table and we're nowhere near top gear.

Gennaro Gattuso's Milan side team are unbeaten since Christmas in a run of twelve games, and have won their last five without conceding a goal, the last victory being a 2 - 0 win away at third - placed Roma.

I wonder if Arsenal are the luckiest team around at the moment, because we should have lost the last three, including other games as well, yet we STILL remain unbeaten since the opening day in all competitions.

Seaman may be feeling so confident as we are still unbeaten since the opening day of the season, but also we have the added confidence of topping our Champions League Group as well, also without any defeats.

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.

And Man Utd are unbeaten since December, a run that has seen them make up eight points on Wenger's men.

Hiddink remains unbeaten since taking the job at Stamford Bridge on an interim basis until the end of the season, and the Dutch tactician will hope Costa can continue to fire them up the table as they currently remain in the bottom half with 28 points from their 23 games so far this season.

2 pts from the top, unbeaten since the first day, loving life!

We win 5 - 1, second in the table, unbeaten since start of season, and you call Wenger stupid.

The Portuguese has guided Spurs to four straight league wins, including a stunning 3 - 2 victory against Man United, Spurs first win at Old Trafford since 1989, and Tottenham are unbeaten since the opening day of the season.

The 24 year - old has been virtually ever present for a Villarreal team that have been unbeaten since November and are looking like contenders to challenge for the wide open final Champions League spot in La Liga, and he has settled into Spanish football superbly since joining from Brazilian outfit Vitoria in 2013.

Nobody gave Arsenal a hope of winning at inform AC Milan last night after losing four games in a row in England, while the Italians were unbeaten since Christmas.

The Women's Blues have continued to shine in their BUCS league and are still unbeaten since 12 October 2016 (let's hope it continues!).

With Arsenal being unbeaten since the first day of the season, and Spurs being unbeaten in the League, this is guaranteed to be a crucial fixture in the title race, and the Arsenal players know it too.

We've gone unbeaten since the season's first game.

We also have our own form to fall back on however, having gone unbeaten since the opening weekend of the season, although our consecutive 1 - 1 draws with rivals Manchester United and Tottenham will not have us full of confidence going into the match.

The Emirates was packed, no matter how much they paid for their tickets, they still came to cheer on a side that was unbeaten since the opening day of the season.

Not exact matches

British pair Heather Stanning and Helen Glover, unbeaten on the international stage since 2011 and defending the gold medal they won in 2012, were among those who had been scheduled to compete on Sunday.

The Gunners have won five successive home matches in the Premier League and are unbeaten in 10 at the Emirates Stadium since losing to Liverpool on the opening weekend of the season.

Someone with better knowledge than myself can probably tell, but is this our longest unbeaten run since the Invincibles, it feels like it should be.

We could put this down to the Mourinho hoodoo, but we also have to note that Chelsea are now unbeaten under Guus Hiddinck since his arrival.

Should the Catalan giants avoid defeat this weekend, they will break a record that has stood since 1980, set by Real Sociedad who went 38 consecutive league games unbeaten.

I think I will be watching the Holland v England game as Gareth Southgates side is unbeaten in their last six but haven't beaten Holland since 1996.

The women's blues remain unbeaten in BUCS since 12/10/2016, and we are currently 2nd in the league with two games to go.

The Welsh side have enjoyed an upturn in form since changing manager, and are currently unbeaten in their last five outings in all competitions, and even pulled off a deserved 1 - 0 victory over Liverpool only last week.

Nevertheless, they will be confident heading into the clash with Guus Hiddink's men given that they are on a five - game unbeaten run in all competitions, while Chelsea have yet to lose under the Dutchman since he replaced Jose Mourinho in mid-December.