The phrase "and in the qualifiers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific conditions or criteria that are being added to a statement or argument.
Example: "The results were inconclusive, and in the qualifiers, we noted several factors that could have influenced the outcome."
Alternatives: "and in the conditions" or "and in the specifications".
It would have been a shock to the system to have to go and back and play in the qualifiers after the success he has had.
Understandably, the stocky schemer stood out as London hammered Batley and Featherstone in the Qualifiers and showed he was still a Super League talent in the win at Salford.
Nigeria won't exactly fear the Warriors, having demolished them 5-1 and 3-0 in the qualifiers, and the stars of Senegal and Ghana will also feel confident of overcoming a team with chronic defensive weaknesses - though veteran striker Peter Ndlovu, now of the Mamelodi Sundowns, and new Portsmouth signing Benjamin Mwaruwari, will have to be watched closely.
Differences regarding participation and performance for athletes competing in 'Ironman Hawaii' and in the qualifier races have already been investigated [ 7, 8].
For starters, they will be facing a Wexford team that hammered them 5-19 to 0-21 in the Leinster Championship last summer and then went on to beat then All-Ireland champions Clare and Waterford in the qualifiers.
The match was of special poignancy to the Bosnian striker Vedad Ibiševic, who plays for Stuttgart and who, in the qualifiers, scored the goal against Lithuania that took Bosnia through to the finals.
Katongo was part of the 2003 All-Africa Games team that finished fourth in Abuja, scoring just one goal at the tournament and another in the qualifiers.
and goes in the qualifiers from 16:00 BST on Sunday, hoping to sign off with victory in Tuesday's final at 18 20.
Tyrone were drawn against Fermanagh, who had unexpectedly defeated Meath and Mayo in the qualifiers, while Armagh were drawn against Leinster championship winners Laois.
Sure, there are the die-hards who rack up thousands of air miles just so they can watch pointless away matches against Slovenia and Lithuania in the qualifiers, but most of the people cheering on their national team this summer will do so because of patriotic groupthink.
