Sentence examples for stadium to win from inspiring English sources

They will go to the Etihad Stadium to win.

The Giants claimed the N.F.L.'s last playoff spot in convincing fashion Sunday night, overpowering the Dallas Cowboys, 31-14, at MetLife Stadium to win the N.F.C. East.

It is proof that renovation works on site and that you don't need a new stadium to win the World Series.

In 1997, Minnesota overcame a 9-point deficit in the final 90 seconds of a first-round playoff game at Giants Stadium to win, 23-22.

In one way, history was on Glavine's side; on this date in 1990, Ryan defeated the Brewers at the old County Stadium to win his 300th game.

The cheers were loud enough when Dai Greene charged down the home straight in the Montjuic Olympic Stadium to win the South Walian battle for the European 400m hurdles title ahead of his training partner, Rhys Williams, on Saturday night.

Welcome FC Cincinnati, which, amid record-smashing attendance in three second-division seasons, organized the financial muscle and stadium plan to win an expansion berth.

Chris Hughton's side would certainly not have gone to the Etihad Stadium expecting to win – they may not even have thought they could escape with a draw – but the manner of their capitulation surely leaves the manager's position hanging by a thread.

Remember how the Yankees performed sloppily against the Minnesota Twins in Game 1 of the American League division series at the Stadium, rebounded to win the second game behind Pettitte and went on the road and sent the Twins into hunting and fishing season?

It was come-from-nowhere dashes which helped her become world champion in 2007 and Olympic champion a year later, and the Briton left it late in London 12 months ago, propelling herself from sixth to second - with Montsho one of the athletes overtaken at the Olympic Stadium - to win Olympic silver.

"It's excellent for Edgbaston and the city of Birmingham," Bears chief executive Colin Povey told BBC WM. "One of the reasons we built this stadium was to win the right to host games like these".