Sentence examples similar to concede a blunder from inspiring English sources
Regardless of players' offensive and defensive success on the court, when executives made bigger bets on players, they had a harder time giving up on them, as that would mean conceding a blunder.
Things got worse five minutes later for Atlético when goalkeeper Daniel Aranzubia – perhaps at fault for the opener – blundered in a big way, fluffing a back-pass and then fouling Jonathan Zongo to concede a penalty, and seeing red.
"We were disappointed to concede a goal.
Concede a hole if necessary.
The Argentina coach described his players as "emotionally broken" after they conceded a farcical opening goal following a dreadful blunder from Willy Caballero, but he refused to blame the Chelsea goalkeeper for the 3-0 defeat.
Defender Sherif Abdul-Fadil has been included in the Ahly squad despite a nightmare outing against Wydad as he conceded a first-minute own goal and his last-minute blunder gifted the visitors an equaliser.
Policymakers in Brussels says there is an absolute determination on both sides of the conflict to keep Greece in the single currency, but they concede blundering into an exit cannot be ruled out.
"We conceded a lucky goal.
Nothing affects a side so over-reliant as Everton on defensive stability than a bad goal conceded and the blunder by their goalkeeper, Steve Simonsen, 10 minutes before half-time sent them into such rapid decline that Smith's third quarter-final defeat became inevitable.
Just as serious a blunder was the unwillingness of the authors to concede any uncertainty in their beliefs.
