Sentence examples for over one match from inspiring English sources
Among the moves that would be considered are the scrapping of FA Cup replays, playing more FA Cup ties in midweek and deciding League Cup semi-finals over one match rather than the current system of two legs.
For reasons that remain unclear the 39-year-old's employers at the Professional Game Match Officials Board appear to be keeping him away from the Premier League's more high profile fixtures, a state of affairs that reached its nadir when he spent one match over the busy Christmas period officiating at a League Two fixture between Shrewsbury and Wycombe Wanderers.
915 genes (79.8%) had at least one match for significantly over-represented miRNAs whose 7-nt seed exactly matched only to 16844 genes (71.3%) among the entire 23.611 3'-UTR sequence set.
Leipzig were made to sweat for promotion after failing to win their last three matches, but the victory on Sunday opened up a five-point lead over third-placed Nuremberg with one match left.
With a win over Braasch, Givone would be one match away from entering the U.S. Open main draw.
When Martin Kaymer sensationally sank his five-foot putt on the 18th hole at Medinah, Illinois, in 2012 to give Europe a 14-13 lead over the US with just one match to go, an entire continent forgot he was German.
Kagiso Rabada's feet remained firmly on the ground as he reflected on taking 13 wickets in his first victory as a South African Test cricketer, modestly claiming that he was carried by his team-mates and that the key for him now will be success over 15 years, not just one match.
The Germans (8-0-1) will firsth finst in Group Four, taking a 4-point lead over second-place Russia (7-2) with one match remaining.
At the turn of the year, Aberdeen held a healthy four point lead over Celtic, but would only play one match in the whole of January, a scrappy 1-1 drat at Ibroxwhich saw Black sent off along with Rangers' Ally Dawson.
That's why I appreciated the CMJ piece I linked to earlier - while others have been losing their heads over one lost match, his piece was finely balanced and in reasonable proportion to England's problems.
