Sentence examples for defining matches from inspiring English sources

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Here we look at previous England manager's defining matches, those who swam and those who sunk.

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Thus, reaction speed can be crucial in defining matches, in addition to being one of the factors that could explain a drop in performance during a competition.

Munich's defining match is Tuesday, the return leg against Barcelona.

Broad has tried to rationalise the decision by posing the question as to what England should do were it the defining match of a really challenging series.

Until last night, there was no defining match or even moment, no 18-16 Wimbledon tie breaker for television to replay in perpetuity, when delayed by rain.

The coach admitted that he was to blame for fomenting some of the discord around what could have been Serie A's defining match of the season.

Absolved of some responsibilty for Euro 2012, he remains hostage to this summer's disastrous World Cup campaign however, and the fixture in Basel appears to be a defining match for the remainder of his reign.

Still, despite his skills and extensive vocabulary, the British Hamed has not caught on with American boxing fans -- this was only his fourth fight in the United States -- and may not until he has a defining match.

Reign: 28 January 1994 – 26 June 1996 It is hard to look beyond St-Etienne, the gallant defeat to Argentina, the sense of injustice at Sol Campbell's disallowed goal and ultimately the feeling of pride in an England side that has so rarely been felt since, as Hoddle's defining match as England manager.