"one-sided game" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a game or competition where one team or player dominates the other, resulting in a clear and decisive victory. Example: The basketball match was a complete blowout, with the home team winning by over 30 points. It was definitely a one-sided game.
The Chelsea forward, aged 16 years and 197 days, appeared on the hour but had a limited impact on a one-sided game.
When St. John's lost to Providence in a one-sided game two weeks ago on Providence's home court, the Red Storm players said they were overconfident and took the Friars lightly.
Of the World Cup teams that might need a mercy rule, such as a shortened match, to end their misery in a one-sided game, Switzerland seemingly is not one of them.
Stevenson made sure both full-backs were on target for the home side when he found the bottom corner of the net from 20 yards on 90 minutes to wrap up a very one-sided game.
Friends in his native Florida, and at his boarding school, Kimball Union Academy in Meriden, New Hampshire, called him "Sottie", and one reminisced: "Talking to Sottie was like playing a one-sided game of 20 questions.
It can't be a one-sided game".
There has been a slight fall in gates – which is to be expected if you insist on playing matches on a Thursday night – and there was a general mood that the eight-team play-off at the top of Super League tended to produce too many one-sided games involving sides not good enough to be there.
This was supposedly done in one-sided games where, in theory, one team had no chance of catching up.
"It was good fun," he chortles, recalling the one-sided games of human skittles which seldom received his full attention.
The only way to get better is to play tough competition, he explained, and if one-sided games are the price, it is worth it.
It's child's play to score off idiots -- they don't play much defense -- but one-sided games tend to make spectators head for the exits early.
