Sentence examples for have won a match from inspiring English sources

Honorable mention: Andy Roddick Most impressive semifinal loser (men): Roger Federer — The only man to have won a match point against Djokovic all year, Federer was on the verge of doing so again in his U.S. Open semifinal, before the Serb played brazenly loose tennis to stave off both of Federer's chances and reverse the course of the fifth set.

To put things into context, this is the first time that Wales have won a match without Bale on the pitch in four years and although Coleman said before the game that he was convinced the team could cope, his players needed to prove that was the case with the sort of gritty, resilient performance that got them over the line in Tbilisi.

Ian Malin Harlequins 52-0 London Welsh It may have taken all of 47 weeks but the Falcons have won a match in the Premiership and that is bad news for London Welsh with the teams meeting in Oxford this Saturday.

Criticism, however politely expressed, carries more weight when you have won a match at a canter, so Sam Northeast should surely be taken seriously after his Kent side beat Leicestershire by eight wickets, lifting themselves off the bottom of the County Championship Division Two.

Dave Jones's Wednesday side had been the only team in the Football League or Premier League not to have won a match, but that record looked like ending after 25 minutes when they moved two goals ahead.

She also is claimed to have won a match race worth $2,500 (approximately $ in current dollars), although this was an unofficial race.

Finally they had won a match at the Open.

It had been more than a year since she had won a match.

This is also the first time a nine-man MLS side has won a match since April of 2012.

Since the abolition of the Davis Cup's challenge round, only five other players have made their debut in the final – and none has won a match.

Mr. Jones said that he thought the Queen's Park Rangers, a premier division soccer team, had won a match and therefore would stay in its division.