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The phrase "a fine win over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a victory against a competitor or opponent, often in a sports or competitive context.
Example: "The team celebrated a fine win over their rivals, securing their place in the finals."
Alternatives: "a great victory against" or "an impressive win over".
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Southport eased their relegation fears with a fine win over Macclesfield.
Edinburgh moved up to second in Heineken Cup Pool 6 with a fine win over Perpignan at Murrayfield.
Manchester City recorded a fine win over Roma in the final round of group games to progress.
Derry City are up to second place in the Premier Division after a fine win over Bohemians at Dalymount Park.
The injuries took the gloss off a fine win over Ospreys, ending a run of defeats against their west Wales rivals that stretched back to 2011.
England's Chris Adcock and Andrew Ellis are in the quarter-finals of the French Open after a fine win over Indonesia's Hendra Setiawan and Markis Kido.
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In France, Ronan McCormack's try from a line-out and drive at the death put the seal on a fine win for Leinster over Agen.
"This season has been about getting my confidence back on the field," Cipriani said on Saturday, having orchestrated a fine win for Sale over his former club Wasps, "and I feel like I've got it now.
Captain Sergio Parisse, back-row colleague Alessandro Zanni and hooker Leonardo Ghiraldini were all outstanding as the Azzurri backed up their fine win over France on the opening weekend.
The Potters could not replicate their efforts from their fine 3-2 win over Arsenal a week earlier, and seemed content to leave south London with a point.
Jason Roy smashed 63 from 25 balls to lead Surrey to a fine eight-wicket win over Hampshire in the T20 Blast.
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