Sentences with phrase «worst goal difference»

Southampton are 18th in the table with just 28 points, five points adrift of safety and with the fourth - worst goal difference -LRB--20) of all teams in the Premier League.

They remain rooted firmly to the bottom of the league table, eleven points clear of safety and with the joint worst goal difference in the league.

Arsenal are set to entertain an out of form Burnley side this weekend, who currently sit 17th in the League Table, and boast the worst goal difference out of all 20 teams.

West Ham with the worst goal difference and joint worse goals conceded in the division take on rampant, runaway Premier League leaders Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.

Their 12 points leaves them in the relegation zone, and they have the worst goal difference in the whole of the Premier League by a long way -LRB--21).

The beleagured Bilić has been searching for the right formula, but West Ham sit in 16th spot with the third worst goal difference in the division along with Stoke City.

And Freiburg, with a current goal difference of minus fifteen (yes -15, you read that right), look set to be in the EL next season - perhaps the team with the worst goal difference to qualify for the EL from Germany.

The Hammers have conceded more goals than any other team in the division and now boast the fourth worst goal difference as they sleepwalk towards relegation.

It may seem obvious but, when looking for the likeliest relegation candidates, the teams with the worst goal difference are always at greatest risk; evidence as it is of problems at both ends of the pitch.

Stoke, three points from safety and with the worst goal difference in the league, are 3 - 10 to be relegated.

Hopefully we can unlock the Stoke defence, which has conceded more goals than any other Premier League team this season (and they have the worst goal difference).

We had all the time in the world to correct the worst goal difference in the top 4 and we just rolled the clock.

but despite having the worst goal difference in Group G, they are second bottom above Sporting Lisbon.

They also, along with Sunderland, have the worst goal difference in the division at -5.

Our game play is why we are 5 points off top, and why we have the worst goal difference.

Sunderland have a worse goal difference as well and if Wenger gets his way that will be a lot worse after they play Arsenal.

We would then be six points behind the spuds with a much worse goal difference and even less confidence while they would have ridden the blow of losing to West Ham and bounced straight back.

Man United's draw with Leicester took them to seven points behind us on 60 and with a much worse goal difference but they do have a game in hand.

The wiser fans among us are not looking up the table any longer as we need to gain 8 pts in 9 games on Leicester with a worse goal difference.

So instead of top spot we are down in third place because of our worse goal difference and out north London rivals Tottenham are looking horribly close, just two points and one place below us.

If we win, Chelsea will be in relegation zone and would have the worst goals difference.

They are five points behind 17th placed Leicester, but have a far worse goal difference.

Brazil is leading the way at the top of the CONMEBOL group with 27 points; Uruguay is sitting in 2nd place with 23 points, Ecuador is located in the 3rd spot with 20 points, Chile is also tied with 20 points but with a worse goal difference and the last qualifying spot is being occupied by Argentina with 19 points.

Not exact matches

People get deluded by the fact we are behind City only on goal difference but the style of play and our goal difference is the worst of all the teams in the top 4 right now, and we are yet to go away to Tottenham, City and Everton.

I think 5 - 1 was a far worse result than 8 - 2 because we got to score only one goal to their 5 with a goal difference of 4 compared to 6 if my prediction had come true!

In fact it looks a bit worse as the spuds now have the same goal difference as Arsenal while Liverpool's is four better and Chelsea's is seven better.

His side now stand a slim chance of getting through to the knock - out rounds, if two or more of the third - placed teams in groups fail to secure three points, or end up with three points and a goal difference worse than minus two.

I don't hide my feelings for Giroud, I'm not particularly fond of him as ive said time and time again you cant be the difference maker for a title winning side when you have the same goal record as a striker who's side; firstly is worse off in terms of quality and secondly is constantly fighting a relegation battle (Benteke) 42 Goals in 82 appearances the same as Giroud.

Tottenham beating Burnley has not been that bad for us as they are only ahead of us on goal difference with Liverpool just one point further forward in fourth, and we can easily take heart from our brilliant attacking performance against Liverpool.

We are still tied at the top on points if not goal difference so draw wasn't the worst result.

The result leaves them eight points adrift of safety while their goal difference of course takes a turn for the worst, and they will now have a fortnight to analyse and assess their failings ahead of taking on Stoke City on February 27.

and what most of you do not realise is, even if we had KdB instead of Özil, there won't be any difference with regards to the number of goals we score, heck, I'm willing to to bet it's going to take a turn for the worse..........

Our goal difference is the worst among top 4 contenders.

If they draw with Bournemouth, they will again finish with 64 points, but their goal difference will be much worse than it was two years ago.

He does bad against Monaco, okay, but he quickly bounced back today and got a goal, made a difference.

well we might have started badly and not bought the players we all expected but at least we are winning games for now and i think you should ask Liverpool and Everton fans how they are feeling right now with all there spendings (they haven't hit the ground running as most people thought) and to remind you again Chelsea is just above us with only goal difference... So think whatever you like and write whatever you want but i am still behind the TEAM (Not the regime) COYG

But with a third three goal defeat on the trot and the disappearance of what was once a slight goal difference advantage the changes badly backfired.

If there was disappointment it was the size of the defeat and it's resultant hit on goal difference, which at -15 is now worse that two of the teams below us.

At the moment West Ham, Palace and Huddersfield have the weakest goal differences and with the prospect of a double figure defeat at the weekend it might get a lot worse.

Rovers are struggling badly and because of goal difference, even a win is unlikely to pull them out of the drop zone in this one if they can collect three points out on the road.

Despite being two points clear of Hull, Newcastle are in such historically bad form that it's hard to see them taking anything from the game against West Ham, which leaves them relying on Hull City to pick up no points at all from their final game, given Hull's +7 goal difference over Newcastle.

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A fifth - placed finish in his second season saw Van Gaal's side miss out on the elite European competition on goal difference, but he won the Emirates FA Cup, which suggested the season was not all that bad with United back on the trophy trail.

Only goal difference kept them afloat at the end of the day, but their home form wasn't all that bad it has to be said as they posted a W12 D4 L7 record at the City Ground.

Their position in the table now looks worryingly precarious, with only a solitary point keeping the relegation zone at bay and a heavy defeat possibly on the way at Stamford Bridge, they could soon join the likes of relegation mainstays West Ham and Wolves inside the bottom three should their goal difference take a battering, which, considering they post the worst away defence in the entire top - flight — having shipped 22 in 9 away matches — is a likely scenario.

Expected to make a difference in big games, Gaitan has instead struggled badly so far and his only two goals for the club came in a 7 - 1 demolition of lowly Granada.

But there's a difference between failing to achieve a particular goal and making an already bad situation worse.

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