Sentence examples for chasing a game from inspiring English sources

We're famous for winning countless matches in injury time (Fergie Time) but these days we bring on Phil Jones when chasing a game.

But that can happen when you're chasing a game, and Wales don't have the physical platform to avoid putting themselves in that position.

Quins were outplayed then but on Saturday they were loose, conceding two tries to interceptions and chasing a game early on that they had controlled.

I've been wanting to see how Portland would cope with chasing a game on the road in these playoffs and now we'll see.

Until the introduction of Edin Dzeko, City were chasing a game they had dominated despite playing with 10 men since the 20th minute following the dismissal of James Milner.

Even the huge roar that greeted that Bradley Wright-Phillips goal didn't seem to wake up the Sounders, who looked like a fatigued injury-time side clinging to a lead, rather than regular season champions-elect chasing a game.

How do you desperately chase a game when you're so used to grandly hunting it down?

After a week preparing for Di Vaio's off-the-ball mischievousness, the Union head coach saw the Impact attacker score three times in the first 32 minutes, leaving Philadelphia to chase a game that finished closer than it played out.

Ronan O'Gara's last notable contribution was to fire a hopeless pass between the legs of the three men outside him as Ireland chased a game that had long since run away from them.

"Do Not Pass Go" became "Open All Hours" for a back four put under late pressure by a Russian side that saw a chink become a crack and a crack become a chasm as it chased a game it had no right to be in.

With the US having had to chase a game in the jungle for the best part of an hour, and with Portugal stricken by injuries, it is equally hard to imagine that the extra day's rest Ghana and Germany will have before the final Group G games, coupled with a much more benign location and travel time for their second-round encounter, will not play a part in determining the outcome of the group.