Sentence examples for deserved advantage from inspiring English sources

Half-time rundown: Williams's score gives the 'Midweek Massive' (can you think of any better names?) a deserved advantage for a competent first-half display.

After concluding their League One campaign with seven straight wins, an eighth earned them a deserved advantage to take to Bloomfield Road on Saturday.

The Dutchman, already handicapped by Pedro's departure with a hamstring complaint that will rule him out for the foreseeable future, had watched Baba Rahman gift the hosts a deserved advantage just before the break with a blind nod infield towards Ivanovic that was intercepted by Shane Long.

Schmeichel tipped over Toby Alderweireld's free-kick from distance just before half-time but Leicester deserved their advantage.

What could not be reasonably disputed was that Hibs thoroughly deserved their advantage or that Millar had found himself in an unenviable position on the wrong side of his midfield opponent.

It was a hugely enjoyable game, and Juventus deserved their advantage purely because of their energy and spirit of adventure, which was epitomised by Tevez, who won the Champions League with Manchester United in 2008 but admitted that he feared such nights would not return for him.

His side took control early on and deserved the advantage Gayle gave them after 27 minutes.

"The North Koreans don't deserve this advantage, but the opportunity to divide the alliance was created by two years of drift in Korea policy, and their timing is impeccable," he said.

A fourth Deacon conversion gave Bradford a deserved 20-point advantage.

The Demons of old would have wilted under the pressure, but a team-lifting goal from Jones sent them into half-time with a deserved 25-point advantage.

Leeds probably deserved a bigger advantage than 13-6 at half-time and shortly afterwards they must have been ruing missed opportunities as a Luke Smith penalty and an Adrian Winnan try edged Saracens in front.