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Discover LudwigThe phrase "difficult match" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a sports game or competition that is challenging or hard to win. Example: "The final round of the tennis tournament was a difficult match for both players, with long rallies and close points."
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I'm expecting a difficult match.
A difficult match.
It was really a difficult match.
"I expect a very difficult match.
"Today was a difficult match," added Ranieri.
Mogg, in his first test start, had a difficult match.
It will be an extremely difficult match for us".
It's a difficult match against a good team".
"We know it's one more difficult match for us".
"It was a difficult match," Ancelotti admitted afterward.
"It was a very difficult match," Andre Ayew said.
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