Sentence examples for going to a match from inspiring English sources

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.

The shift began when football stadiums and facilities were overhauled in the wake of the Hillsborough tragedy, making going to a match less like a white knuckle ride and more of a good day out.

The exorbitant prices of most tickets has many grim effects, such as preventing the vast majority of the population from considering going to a match – including virtually an entire generation of young people – and rendering the atmosphere in most grounds dull or excessively angry.

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

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

And on week three they'll go to a match for free". Who's paying for all this?

They have to make a real sacrifice if they want to go to a match". Clarkson got in for free when he was sitting in the press box.

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.

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.

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