Sentence examples for match to savour from inspiring English sources

This could be a match to savour, and to remember.

By the end of this new-fangled grand final often lacking in rhythm, musical or otherwise, the Leicester fans, left with more than a quarter of the match to savour their first victory here in any final against the old enemy, were in fine voice, bursting intermittently into "Are you watching down in Bath?" Down in the west country, this would not have made happy viewing.

There cannot be one player who would give less than his best in that game and with Lionel Messi and Zlatan Ibrahimovic rested and ready, with Cristiano Ronaldo, who played the last 20 minutes Wednesday after two months out, being primed to full fitness for the weekend, it could be a match to savour.

For an hour Stamford Bridge staged a football match to savour.

I suppose when you've won just one of your previous 31 World Cup matches you're going to savour the moment.

Sam Warburton's marvellous low-flying tackle on Tuilagi was another moment to savour in a match which more than lived up to its billing.

"Rugby fans will still be flocking to pubs in huge numbers, are they are best place to savour the big match atmosphere apart from actually being there," said BBPA chief executive Brigid Simmonds.

In Carlos Queiroz Iran have a defensive mastermind to savour this kind of match, a coach who is happiest seeing opposition teams grind though the gears, snagged on his high-grade defensive spike strips.

It was the last over before the Lancashire captain, Steven Croft, who has 118 consecutive T20 matches for the county since 2006, could begin to savour the prospect of finally lifting the trophy.

Old Trafford has been the scene of many low-key games this season - but there was a big-match atmosphere around the stadium as United and Arsenal produced a first 45 minutes to savour.

Tuesday's match had the feel of a long-awaited reunion between old friends, and one that Liverpool's fans were determined to savour.