Sentences with phrase «win out of this fixture»

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When the fixture list came out, I thought we needed to be five points ahead heading into the last three games of the season if there were a chance for us to win the title exactly because of the games like this.

A couple of months into the new season, and nothing seems to have changed from recent seasons for the North Londoners who have already been knocked out of the Capital One Cup by a youthful Southampton side, languishing at 8th position in the Premier League table, and have won 1 of their 2 Champions League fixtures.

Of course we want & will set out to win the game tomorrow but given our run of fixtures coming up in the next 7/8 games, honestly believe a draw is not a bad result tomorroOf course we want & will set out to win the game tomorrow but given our run of fixtures coming up in the next 7/8 games, honestly believe a draw is not a bad result tomorroof fixtures coming up in the next 7/8 games, honestly believe a draw is not a bad result tomorrow.

However, a Sunday fixture stepped up to fill the void, with Hampstead and Westminster 5s the unfortunate recipients of a good old fashioned I's drubbing — Our first «played» win, coming out 7 - 2 up.

This season we've had a easier set of fixtures but anything can happen in a cup game so you still have to go out and win.

One of our hardest fixtures out the way now and a win against Liverpool would get us back on track with returning players!

What??? Nobody on here screaming Wenger should go, Arsenal are crap, sick to death of paying good money to watch rubbish, week in week out??? We won the most important fixture in our season, and we won it well... Be happy Gooners!!!!

There remaining fixtures are set up nicely for them they have a couple of tough games on the trot but followed by 3 - 4 easier games its spaced out so well for them just cant see them not winning it!

[Magnitude and impact] Arsenal home to Chelsea = City away to West Ham So if we win the third battle or even draw with City, I can see that we have come out of our critical fixture well on top considering we are without of 4 Genevieve stars

We appear to be prioritising our Premier League fixtures over the away matches in the Europa, and while winning all our home matches should put us comfortably through to the next stage, our fringe players will not be going out tonight without the intention of three points.

Arsenal must go all out to bring a comfortable lead into the second leg in France, and victory by two goals or more will give us confidence for the return fixture, but one of you could be even happier by winning this competition.

If it is not Mike Dean, Mike Riley, Sanchez's love for money (funny how Wenger never ever mentions that Sanchez, beside being a greedy mercenary, which he is, also has ambition to win important honours) or the fixture list, injuries, tiredness or oil rich clubs blowing him out of the water, then it must be bad luck.

The Arrogance frome some fans after a win is mind boggling, have we forgot stoke away, saints Chelsea 3 points from 12??? Have the toughest away fixtures out of anyone??

And, even to win those enviable 24 points from a possible 33 in the next 11 fixtures, Arsenal would have to play out of their skins to keep them within touching distance of 3rd or 4th spots in the Premier League.

Garde had suggested last week that his side needed 10 wins from their remaining 21 fixtures, but with time slowly running out, it appears as though they are merely moving closer to the brink of being relegated.

Unfortunately Man United won at Burnley but they have tough games and a nightmare fixture list as well as an injury crisis added to by Ibrahimovic and Rojo being ruled out for the rest of the season.

The Swans are at the bottom of the table (20th out of 20 EPL teams), the Magpies won their previous fixture, 3 - 1, and will have the support of the home crowd.

It'll be no easy task however, West Ham are playing some wonderful football right now and are sitting pretty in fourth after two consecutive wins, so concentration will be key if either team want to get anything out of this fixture.

In our reverse fixture against them — also back in October — they won 1 - 0 at Second Meadow, although I'm fairly confident that our recent run that has seen us amass 41 points out of a possible 48, means it won't have escaped their notice that the Biggleswade United side they will be facing tomorrow will be a different proposition to the one they encountered last year.

Liverpool ground out an expected win against Newcastle at Anfield this evening with the 2 - 0 victory moving them up to second in the table ahead of the three remaining Premier League fixtures this weekend.

The Portuguese tactician has been out of work since his departure from Chelsea in December after the West London outfit won just four of their opening 16 Premier League fixtures.

Sunderland currently sit it fifteenth position with a four point cushion between themselves and the relegation zone however with the Wearside club having not won any of their last five Premier League outings it is difficult to see them gaining anything from tomorrows fixture against as Joe Hart described them, the «killing machine» that is the 2012 - 2013 Manchester United side.

With the Clarets having netted only five goals on the road, there is a price of 9/4 on Hull to win to nil in this fixture if you wanted to push the boat out a little bit on a success for the Tigers.

Jos Luhukay's side have won four of their last six league fixtures, although a top - half finish looks to be out of their reach with only three remaining.

They did struggle a bit on their travels winning only two of their away fixtures but they did dig out away draws at Brazil and Colombia so they deserve some credit for that.

Rennes won four out of their first five fixtures in Ligue 1, then one out of 13.

Although games against the newly - promoted sides aren't necessarily a test of your credentials, this is a fixture City simply must win, and handsomely as well, something they rarely did last season against the lesser, if they're to truly lay down a marker — as there are still many out there who aren't convinced that Roberto Mancini's men really are contenders for the Premier League.

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.

Manchester United's superb league form has made them clear favourites to win in Istanbul, although, what with United facing a Manchester Derby on Sunday, will the United players have one eye on that weekend fixture and bottle out of any harsh tackles?

• Marseille's 2 - 1 win in Bilbao last time out ended a run of seven away fixtures in Europe without a victory (D4 L3).

However they are the draw Kings of the PL having won none of their away fixtures but drawing 5 out of 7.

West Brom are set to again be without loan star Daniel Sturridge and midfield pair Nacer Chadli and James Morrison KEY FACT: This is the most - played fixture in PL history without a home win MATCH ODDS: WBA 15/8 Draw 11/5 Leicester 6/4 bet365 Pick: Leicester to win @ 6/4 ANDY SAYS: I just don't see how my old mate Alan Pardew gets out of this, away win... 0 - 2 GRAEME SAYS: Leicester are a very good team, they should take the three points here... 1 - 3 FOOTBALLIndex — One to follow: Jamie Vardy should be having a party in your portfolio

The team who make a mountain out of a molehill, the same side which couldn't beat Blackpool in their very last home fixture and the team which hasn't won in the league since the end of August, when Fernando Torres awoke from his slumber for the first and only time this season to score the winner in a fortunate 1 - 0 success at Anfield.

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.

So it will be a joy to watch Holloway's charges try and punch well above their weight at Eastlands, where the hosts shoulder enormous amounts pressure in a fixture they should be winning by sixes and sevens yet no - one, not after the season they've had so far, would dare rule giant killing Blackpool out of any match from here on out.

Considering Wolves haven't won a league fixture since the opening day, losing five of their last six, you would like to think so but Wolves put in a spirited performance at Chelsea last time out and more of the same from Mick McCarthy's side would make them difficult to beat, even for mega-rich City.

They have won all four league outings at Old Trafford, scoring four goals in three of those fixtures and at least two in each of them.

Out of the 74 fixtures at White Hart Lane, both teams have won 27 times, with 20 draws.

The 6 - 0 loss to a rampant Manchester City side at home, when arguably their best three centre backs were out injured, was Watford's first league defeat of the campaign, having won two of their opening four Premier League fixtures and picking up eig...

• The Gunners have won six of their last seven away fixtures in the UEFA Cup and UEFA Europa League, including four out of five in 2017/18, the only blemish a 1 - 0 defeat at Köln in this season's group stage.

Liverpool haven't won a league fixture since the end of August, when grounding out a 1 - 0 win against West Brom at Anfield, and even then they didn't exactly deserve all three points.

Even though they didn't get out of the group stage of the Champions League, Napoli are in good home form in Europe, winning three of their four home fixtures so far this term.

By far Bayern's most accomplished defender, Boateng limped off in the second - half of Friday night's 2 - 1 win in Hamburg and and now looks likely to be out for some two or three months, certain to miss key Champions League fixtures and possibly in danger of not being available for Germany's Euro 2016 campaign.

But if this new - look forward line can start firing from the word» go, starting at Blackpool in what is a stand - out fixture for them — few games will be as golden in terms of the winnable factor than this trip to Bloomfield Road, then the mist may descend from Upton Park, as a win on Wednesday has the ability to lift the Hammers out of the relegation zone.

The Lilywhites have failed to win any of their last four league games out on the road now (D1 L3) and they have had some misfires in their big fixtures this season.

Old Trafford is where the stand - out fixture of the entire weekend will be held and where the Red Devils have been almost unstoppable this season in the Premier League, winning 12 of 13 games and boasting a glorious goal differential of 37 - 8.

City have been an unpredictable sort on the road so far, winning just one of their opening three away fixtures in the league: Tottenham Hotspur (0 - 0), Sunderland (1 - 0L) and Wigan Athletic (0 - 2W), while they were dumped out of the League Cup by West Brom at The Hawthorns last month, so there are still some fragilities that need to be ironed out by manager Roberto Mancini although the team have collectively dusted themselves off admirably and will stretch their unbeaten run to five games so long as they get a result away at Blackpool, who have yet to win a home fixture in the league up till now.

A win looks to be a long way out of reach for the visitors going into this fixture.