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The phrase "closely fought match" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a competitive sporting event where the teams or players are evenly matched and the outcome is uncertain until the end. Example: "The championship game was a closely fought match, with both teams displaying exceptional skill and determination."
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Despite the likely absence of Kane it should be a tense and closely fought match.
As expected, it was a closely fought match, with the Americans using their size and strength to muscle the Japanese, who countered with pinpoint passes, darting drives and pure hustle.
MELBOURNE, Australia – Vania King's quest for a berth in the Round of 16 ended without a victory song on Saturday when Ana Ivanovic of Serbia prevailed, 6-3, 6-4, in a closely fought match before about 8,000 fans at the 2012 Australian Open.
Serena won this time in a closely fought match.
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Aberdeen fell just short in two very closely fought matches.
These closely fought matches present a natural experiment because players are assigned to treatment conditions – winning or losing a set – despite similar ability and performance.
"It was a hard fought match.
Late tries by Mark Offerdahl and Craig Priestly ensured USA marked their Rugby League World Cup debut with a victory by defeating the Cook Islands in a closely fought Group D match in Bristol.
Stefan Marsh struck first for the hosts before Francis Meli levelled in a closely fought first hour of the match.
Feng's match against Park was closely fought, with Feng eventually overcoming Park 3 1.
It all made for a fascinating Test match and I expect a third tense, closely fought encounter on Saturday.
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