"join the match" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are encouraging someone to take part in a competition, game, etc. Example: "Come on, join the match - I know you can do it!".
Neville will also cover games with BBC 5 Live and work on Football Focus, while Ruud Gullit and Ferdinand will occasionally join the Match of the Day team alongside the regulars Alan Shearer, Robbie Savage and Danny Murphy.
In the match's immediate aftermath City's furious manager, Roberto Mancini, swore that Tevez would never play for him again, because when he asked Tevez to join the match, the striker refused.
0.797 B9: If I see other players are in the match, I would also like to join the match.
Grab your iPhone — Anki Drive is iOS only, for now — and pick which car you want to drive, let any other human drivers you may have nearby join the match, then pick which cars are AI.
The final round of the Tournament was held on the September 9 episode of Impact!, where the team of Shelley and Waltman defeated the team of Chris Sabin and Shocker to join the match.
Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship joined the Match in 2014, and is working towards ACGME accreditation.
Mr. Chaiban and UNICEF Philippines Head of Disaster Risk Reduction Nonoy Fajardo joined the match, and afterward, they and the other members of the team sat down with Jumar and the other children.
Yeom Dong-kyun, one of the players indicted, told the JoongAng newspaper from prison, "I joined the match-fixing without much compunction because I had heard that it's widespread in the league".
These details were revealed only when matching was complete by joining the matched components back to the original records.
NetMatchStar first matches all the specified subparts of the queries exactly and then joins the matches by network traversal.
Let's see if we can figure out a way to soak the American public for a few hundred million more dollars.'" When I spoke to Mr. Delany, however, he was hardly apologetic — and seemed more than ready to join the shouting match.
