Sentence examples for challenge for qualification from inspiring English sources

Samoa's game against Japan at Milton Keynes on Saturday is now a must-win for both teams – both of whom have played the Boks and will fancy themselves to challenge for qualification – before Scotland play South Africa later in the day.

Probably not, especially in a friendly, as we need all our best players available for the forthcoming campaign if we are going to challenge for qualification.

The Congolese could challenge Ghana and Mali for qualification from Group B. Niger do not look strong enough to improve on last year's showing.

And while small steps are being made towards a sustained challenge for Champions League qualification next season Rodgers is under no illusions about the severity of the task.

Liverpool have begun the search for their fourth manager in four seasons, having sacked Kenny Dalglish for failing to replicate cup success with a challenge for Champions League qualification.

Yet with his side 12 points behind fourth place with just 12 games to play, the Northern Irishman's admission that his squad may have to wait until next season before they can challenge for Champions League qualification will potentially give owners Fenway Sports Group more cause for concern in the wake of the 2-0 defeatoto West Bromwich Albion on Monday.

PD Arsenal fan groups planning protest during Norwich match The way that West Ham fans have been complaining about refereeing decisions during their challenge for Champions League qualification leads you to suspect that for the remainder of the season they will check who is in charge of their games before even considering the opposition.

Manchester United were nothing more than mediocre but kept up their challenge for Champions League qualification thanks to wasteful finishing and goofy defending by their hosts, who will have to improve hugely in their two remaining matches if they are to escape relegation.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino says the club need a "big summer" if they are to challenge for Champions League qualification next season.

While Southampton have now conceded an alarming 18 goals in six Premier League games, Everton's latest success adds weight to the belief that Moyes's men can challenge for Champions League qualification.

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp admits he has to find a couple of top-quality signings if they are to stand a chance of challenging for Champions League qualification next season.