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But with both Nacho Monreal and Kieran Gibbs injured, Thomas Vermaelen moves to left-back, something West Ham will hope to exploit.

And yes, the long grass at the San Siro prevented the smooth running of the ball that Barça, on its own wide and manicured field, will hope to exploit next Tuesday.

The momentum is definitely with Luis Enrique's men, who have lost just twice since the turn of the year, but the tie is only at its halfway point and Pellegrini will hope to exploit the few weaknesses Barca have to hand City an historic success.

O'Neill's biggest problem area and one the Scots will hope to exploit at a packed Celtic Park is at the back.

Although his position is mainly a symbolic one, having only been appointed two months ago, his defection is a severe blow to the regime's "everything is swell" propaganda, and will be a great boost to the FSA, who will hope to exploit his knowledge of Assad's inner circle.

McCain supporters can only hope to exploit the big-money tableau as the reason the senator will keep running as a party reformer.

In Congo, they will have to act in concert with two other armies, sharing unfamiliar equipment and tactics.The rebels hope to exploit this.

Those one-on-one matchups that the Jets hope to exploit are critical.

Over the next 10 years, scientists hope to exploit the wonderful technology invented for these expeditions.

The company said they hope to exploit his life story across film, print and TV.

Corbyn and McDonnell will be hoping to exploit the fact that the UK economy has not really recovered from the financial crisis and economic downturn of 2008-09, despite almost seven years of 0.5% interest rates and £375bn of money creation through the government's quantitative easing programme.