Sentence examples for go to a match from inspiring English sources

When I go to a match, the whole structure shakes underfoot as trumpets blare and thousands of fans jump and dance in a shower of ticker tape.

Back in the days when a live televised football match was a rarity, it was widely believed that the more football was shown live on TV, the fewer people would bother to go to a match.

Why do you think that is? Are you hopeful those 15% will actually act on thse instincts and go to a match?

I had no idea what it was like for the working-class man with a family to go to a match once or twice a week, put petrol in the car to get to the stadium and buy food for his kids when he is there.

Going to a match, or watching one on television, is a flashing rescue-beacon in a dark ocean sky.

Going to a match with your estranged father has something of the effect that taking communion together is meant to have for Christians.

My BBC colleague Matt Williams went to a match in Poland recently and what he heard would make the Ku Klux Klan's silly hats curl up in embarrassment.

We went to a match - Paris v Cannes, I think - and when the crowd learned we were there, they began to shout for us to go on the pitch before the game started, which we did.

We also want a paying crowd who value the experience of going to a match and are willing to pay.

"I'm worried about corporate executives going to a match that they're not really that bothered about".

But we want to help clubs ensure people enjoy not only the football, but also the experience of going to a match.