Sentence examples for rampant side from inspiring English sources

Moussa Dembélé scored two goals and Scott Sinclair scored in his sixth consecutive league game, as Brendan Rodgers' rampant side fought back to sweep Kilmarnock away 6-1 in a one-sided Premiership encounter.

Mark Hughes's rampant side showed no mercy as they easily swept aside Liverpool in an astonishing first-half display.

They were set a distant 448 to win but could not even last three hours as Michael Clarke's rampant side capped their remarkable renaissance by taking all 10 wickets in under two sessions.

The bookmakers had been offering 1,000-1 for the size of victory this rampant Germany side racked up in Estádio Mineirão (as a side issue, pity the punter who placed a £2 bet on 7-0).

Sitting 1-0 down against an impressive and at times rampant Pakistan side may well see them take the latter option.

As it was, Ross Barkley and Romelu Lukaku scored twice apiece for an elegantly rampant Everton side who are developing a taste for thrashings.

Star striker Christian Benteke, with 23 goals in 39 league matches - including four this season - represents a significant loss, though, with a hip injury ahead of taking on a rampant City side that thumped rivals United 4-1 on Sunday.

Instead, they were ruthlessly brushed aside by a rampant Australia side, failing to get close to victory in any of the five matches as pace bowler Mitchell Johnson's express speed and Brad Haddin's never-say-die batting, exposed their limitations.

A fortuitous away win over Bournemouth is their only victory in their last five league outings, though they have lost just one of their last four on home turf, that coming against a rampant Leicester side.

Needing a victory to secure a place in this year's finals, the Tigers were simply blown out of the water by a rampant Raiders side, for whom Josh Papalii and Jordan Rapana both scored doubles in a comfortable 52-10 victory.

Wakefield's coach, John Kear, mounted an impassioned defence of his under-fire players and then tipped Huddersfield as Grand Final dark horses after their playmaking trio of Kevin Brown, Danny Brough and Brad Drew had inspired a rampant home side.