Sentences with phrase «winnable games at home»

Facing a pair of winnable games at home, but missing several key players, the Sounders badly needed to claim maximum points if they were to solidify their spot in the standings.

And he's got a schedule that features both bigger names on the road (Temple, Tennessee, USF, Mississippi State, BYU) and winnable games at home (Hawaii, Old Dominion, Ohio, Georgia Southern, Maine).

The game against the Browns marks the first of two winnable games at home for Jacksonville, but do the pros think a win will come this Sunday?

Not exact matches

Before that clash with Chelsea Arsenal have two very winnable EPL games at home to Burnley and Watford with the FA cup fourth round in between and these games should give more than enough time for Coquelin, Gibbs and Bellerin to get fully up to speed.

The home game against Hull City kick started a run of four winnable games in the Premier League for the Wenger's wizards who, owing to their insipid display, dropped two crucial points that surely would have hurt the North Londoners» prospects at the time.

The Gunners are up to third and now sit just two points off the leaders Man City and just one behind our north London rivals Tottenham, so with a very winnable looking game at home to struggling Swansea City next up in the Premier League, there is plenty for us to be happy and optimistic about.

Even if we do manage to win the next two Premier League games, at home to West Brom on Boxing Day and then Crystal Palace on new years day, I do not expect us to make up any ground on the league leaders, as Chelsea also have two very winnable home games against Bournemouth and Stoke City.

Swansea away and Tottenham at home are tough games but you look at them thinking they are winnable, after that we play teams like Norwich, Sunderland and Aston Villa.

If we can get a result at Etihad and against Spuds, we then have a run of winnable games before Liver Birds and Chelski (both home) in April, and Man Gaal in May.

All winnable matches, and a nice run of games, before the big one at home to City — as the next set are looking hard enough after that:

Even if they come up short, they have two very winnable games against the Saints in New Orleans and against the Panthers at home.

I fully understand we just lost one game and uts not the end of the world but am struggling to deal with is the consistent lack of mental toughness that are the hallmarks of all title winning teams... we need to be proactive and stop been reactionary, simples... we had what is in all honesty a good couple of matches begining of the season WINNABLE games but we already fell short at the first hurdle now all the talk is about bouncing back, whatever happened to eyes on the ball straight from the off... a Westham side with a new manager, some new players and a 16 year old making his debut beating Arsenal at home is just plain disgraceful and whatever happens next does not in any way mitigate against that.....

With Manchester United and Liverpool still to play at home and away, respectively, in the first round of fixtures, the Gunners are posed with a number of winnable games apart from the aforementioned marquee fixtures against the Red Devils and Scousers.

With four winnable games ahead (at Michigan State, home for Stanford and Pitt, at Air Force), the Irish have a chance to march unbeaten into Tallahassee for an Oct. 26 date against Florida State.

I'd still say it's highly unlikely at this point we probably need to win all our remaining games which will be tough but they all look winnable Man U away and Chelsea at home the toughest.

UC plays more highly ranked teams like USF, Ohio, and Navy at home and faces winnable road games against teams like UConn, Miami (Ohio), Temple, and SMU.

After that they have winnable games, notably at home against Bolton and struggling Wigan on the final day of the regular season.

Following This, four of their last five games are at home and all but one of those (v Chelsea) look winnable too.

The worrying thing for the fans will be that apart from Arsenal — that too at home — all the other games were winnable on paper.

Rovers start with a home fixture with Portsmouth, a side currently bottom of the league, but they then face teams not too far away from them in Bolton Wanderers & Stoke City, both of which are very winnable games for Blackburn but they are games they must win if they are to keep the relegation zone at arms length.

Only in the eminently winnable games — at home to FC Twente and Werder Bremen, and away to Twente (when Spurs had already qualified)-- did Redknapp field anything resembling a 4 -4-2.

This includes his stubbornness to change things — I remember Wigan having some winnable games in the run - in such as Villa at home but somehow losing 3 - 2 as he went kamikaze to score more goals when 2 - 1 up — the same as is happening now?