The phrase "a splendid win" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a victory that is particularly impressive or satisfying, often in the context of sports or competitions.
Example: "The team celebrated a splendid win after defeating their rivals in the championship game."
Alternatives: "an impressive victory" or "a remarkable triumph."
His strike partner and fellow Spaniard Juan Mata, meanwhile, scored a splendid winning goal, while Luiz, doing much vital ball-winning in advanced areas, ran the show – though his shooting needs a lot of work before it comes near the Lampard class.
The public here are not accustomed to the idea of a man in holy orders being an athlete, and his splendid win was loudly cheered.
Every N.F.L. player dreams of it happening just this way: play out the final year of your contract, have a splendid season, win the Super Bowl and the game's M.V.P. award.
Whatever the opening's exact provenance, it remains a powerful weapon even today, as you can see from Adams's splendid win below.
According to a club statement, he "barked with joy in celebration at the team's splendid win at the Stadio Via del Mare".
However, when Murray's latest player to watch, the 18-year-old American Taylor Townsend, stepped up after her splendid win over Alizé Cornet she found there was not enough left in the tank against the 14th seed, Carla Suárez Navarro, who took less than an hour to win for the loss of just four games.
And a splendid way to celebrate winning the World Cup it must have been, too.
There is a bit of symmetry in baseball's other news, that being the juxtaposition of the Dodgers' splendid winning streak and the Rangers' releasing Manny Ramirez.
Both appear to have distanced themselves from the disappointment of 2010 by opening with splendid wins -- Italy for its caliber of opponent (England) and uncanny passing (93.2% completion rate, highest at the Cup since 1966), France for its sheer dominance (3-0 over Honduras).
Smalling's header came from a corner but, incredibly, in the next attack Newcastle had a splendid chance to win the match, breaking three-on-one, only for the substitute Papiss Cissé to drag his shot wide.
