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He knew his team were hugely fortunate to win and also that the performance had not been anywhere near as impressive as those that brought victories over Croatia (twice) and Macedonia.

The UK is hugely fortunate in its natural resources.

At Craven Cottage, Alfie Mawson was hugely fortunate to escape with a booking for his scything foul on Roberto Pereyra.

The chairman, Alistair Lyons, said: "We are hugely fortunate to have someone of David's capability and experience to succeed Henry, and I am very confident that Admiral will continue to go from strength to strength in the future".

In setting out his plans to revamp athletics and make it attractive to the younger generation, Coe said recently: "As a young boy, running was the thing I loved beyond anything else and I have been hugely fortunate that athletics has been at the centre of my life ever since.

Wilson had been taking a few chances at the back for Celtic and was hugely fortunate to get away with some ponderous defending under pressure from Rodrigo.

Berahino was played through the middle by a brilliant reverse pass from Brunt and Terry hacked the striker down with a desperate challenge - a tackle for which the Chelsea captain was hugely fortunate to escape without a card.

We are hugely fortunate to have the support of the Northern Cape Government - with 24 million square metres of track to clear, we need all the help that we can get.

The plug-in was that I was hugely fortunate when I applied for The Royal Academy (of Dramatic Art) in London, and managed to get a place.

Their efforts were hugely successful.

That's hugely gratifying.