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Presenter Tess Daly said she was "thrilled to bits" to win the award.

But, when Gary Keedy ran out Gemaal Hussain, Somerset were all out and Lancashire knew that they needed to score at around six runs an over in a session and a bit to win the title.

United tried a bit harder to win the game but they did not have the quality in midfield to find the pass they needed.

"The second one, we were a little bit naive, trying to win the ball back high up the pitch and that's what United are good at - on the counter - and we got punished for it".

We often hear you need a bit of luck to win the league.

Alun Wyn Jones – 6 Passionate afternoon from the anthem onwards and nice bit of robbery to win the possession from which Cuthbert ran in for the try.

Because of demographic changes, the Republican base is probably just a bit too narrow to win the election for Mr. Romney on its own, even with a strong Republican turnout.

To be 2-1 up at half-time leaves you a little bit disappointed not to win the game.

This is better now as Konta shows a bit of hustle to win the first two points, but Petkovic is not ruffled.

"You have to have a little bit of luck to win the cup - Arjen Robben missing a penalty in the final and Lionel Messi missing a couple of weeks to send them through.

While Halsall - whose only previous medal at a global long-course competition was a silver in the 100m free at the 2009 Worlds in Rome - said she was "a bit disappointed" not to win, the bronze was reward for her hard work.