Sentence examples for cup writing from inspiring English sources

Shumsky thanked God that Russia was knocked out of the World Cup, writing in his column on the Christian website Russian People's Line that, "the most disgusting thing is that football has turned into a kind of new religion with their 'holy' and 'prophets.'".

In the letter addressed to Thawadi, Johnson praises Qatar's plans for the World Cup, writing: "I have no doubt that Qatar will put on a truly wonderful Fifa World Cup in 2022".

"This was my first Ryder Cup," writes Kat Petersen.

"Fifa rules apparently state that teams must name three goalkeepers in their squad for the World Cup," writes Joe Diaz.

"Just two years after their creation Irish side Sporting Fingal F.C. won the FAI Cup," writes Michael Hallinan.

"I ended up on a Wiki-tangent the other day and found out about the Forfarshire Cup," writes Thomas Clough.

"So, has any country ever actually managed to do this?" "Saarland competed as a team in the qualifying rounds for the 1954 World Cup," writes Graham Clayton.

"Fifa rules apparently state that teams must name three goalkeepers in their squad for the World Cup," wrote Joe Diaz back in 2010.

"Just been looking back at 1958 to see how Wales progressed to the quarter-final of that World Cup," writes Jez Orbell.

"Between 1970 and 1974, five matches were played by the losing semi-finalists for the honour of being officially third or fourth in the FA Cup," writes Neil Stacey.

"For want of a better name, since they are yet to find a sponsor, they are calling it the Football League Super Cup," wrote David Lacey in the Guardian.