Sentence examples for final brought from inspiring English sources

"Clearly some have felt that what I did in the final brought the game into disrepute," Cockerill said.

A narrow defeat by Germany in the 1996 European Championship final brought Czech players to wider notice, and gave Sparta a new source of income.

Victory over Roger Federer in the Wimbledon final brought Novak Djokovic level with his opponent in career meetings at 20 wins apiece.

His displays during their FA Trophy success of 1971-72, when they beat Barnet 3-0 in a Wembley final, brought him to the attention of League clubs, and in March 1973 a £3,000 fee took him to Plymouth Argyle.

Before the game, England captain Conor Coady had said this final brought together the two best Under-17 sides in Europe, and, keen to observe the latest players to emerge from Spain's seemingly never-ending conveyor belt of talent, the Spanish senior squad were in the crowd to support their youngsters, many of them having played in this championship over the years.

The 4 × 100 metres relay final brought Gay his first Olympic medal and an American record time of 37.04 seconds alongside Trell Kimmons, Gatlin and Ryan Bailey.

Tonight's final brings to an end a fortnight of Euro 2012 coverage.

For the first Grand Final bringing these teams together since the inaugural event in 1998, Wigan named their expected line-up.

For Rochdale manager Keith Hill, reaching the final brings a chance for the club to shake off the stigma of being the bottom division's longest occupants - Dale have been stuck there since 1974, the longest unbroken run in the fourth tier.

And if Murray happens to reach the final, bring on Queen Elizabeth, who has not attended Wimbledon since 1977, when Virginia Wade won the women's singles, the last British woman to do so.

The final brings together the two most successful teams in the competition's history as Barca, with 26 wins, have three more than Los Leones.