The phrase "championship between" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a competition or contest between two or more teams or individuals to determine a champion. Example: The basketball championship between the Lakers and the Raptors was highly anticipated, with fans of both teams eagerly awaiting the outcome.
If so, it becomes a two-horse championship, between the Manchesters.
The college championship, between Louisiana State University and the University of Alabama, is Monday night.
The clubs won every championship between 1988-1991, withethe fight for the '89 crown unparalleled in its drama and climax.
The diagramed deal was Board 12 of the 96-deal final of the 2003 World Youth Team Championship between Denmark and Italy, played in Paris.
Japan had previously played host to the Toyota Cup, the unofficial championship between the winner of the Champions League and the Copa Libertadores.
That deal recalled another one: No. 92 from the 96-board final of the 1975 Bermuda Bowl world team championship between Italy and the United States.
Joseph Freeman Eric Fitzgeraldld and I were watching college football's Big 12 championship between the No. 1 ranked Missouri Tigers and the Oklahoma Sooners.
The result tightened up the season points championship between the winners — who are second in points — and the runners-up, who lead it.
This is something different for the American soccer team, which did not qualify for soccer's global championship between 1950 and 1990, which still searches for its own assuredness and the world's respect.
Most classes have their own world championship between now and the Olympics, which sailors will factor in around warm-weather training before heading for Weymouth several weeks before the Games.
The shortest miniature might have been a 1984 game in the United States Championship between Kamran Shirazi, an Iranian-born international master, who was playing White, and Jack Peters, another international master.
