Sentence examples for decisive group from inspiring English sources

In the decisive group meeting with Denmark he pulled the strings like a virtuoso, arrowing in a fabulous free-kick and preparing the killer blow with a Cruyff turn and pass of feathered delicacy.

There were precious few positives from the 3-0 defeandasd, as he looked forward to the final and decisive group game against Italy in Lille, Roy Keane did not mince his words.

AUSTRIA WANTS QUALIFIER MOVED: Austria wants next month's decisive Group 7 World Cup qualifying match against Israel moved from Tel Aviv to a neutral site, the president of the Austrian federation, Beppo Mauhart, said yesterday.

Having returned to his first choice selection for the decisive group game against England, Australia coach Michael Cheika dismissed the idea that Australia would draw added motivation from the prospect of sealing the host's World Cup fate at Twickenham.

Long was disappointed not to be included in the starting line-up for the decisive group match with Armenia in Dublin last week in which Ireland secured a runners-up spot.

As of last month, only 45 per cent of building work at Confins airport in Belo Horizonte, where England will play their final and potentially decisive group game against Costa Rica, had been completed, and at present the airport resembles a massive building site.

"After the impact … I lost my balance, making my body unstable and falling on top of my opponent," he said in his submission to the panel, which met on Wednesday, a day after Uruguay had beaten Italy 1-0 in a decisive group-stage match.

The mood music, in advance of Wednesday's decisive Champions League group match against Porto, is loud and discordant.

Some were headed straight for Recife, where their team will face Germany in a decisive last group game on Thursday.

The result – if not the performance – will please Postecoglou, who spoke of the importance of winning home games during this decisive qualifying group stage.

Frank Lampard has attempted to repair any damage inflicted by the perceived aborted coup within the England camp by saying the players have complete faith in Fabio Capello before Wednesday's decisive final group game against Slovenia.