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Discover LudwigThe phrase "win a match" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when talking about a sporting event or competition, and means to emerge as the victor or winner. Example: The team had been training hard for weeks and was determined to win the match against their long-time rivals. Despite a tough start, they managed to pull through and win the game 3-2.
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They are yet to win a match.
His wrestlers can't win a match.
"You don't want to win a match like that".
Lose a set and still win a match".
Argentina has yet to win a match since joining the competition last year.
Obviously I think everybody would want to win a match or two more.
Writer asked Benko if he ever resorted to psychological ploys to help win a match.
In 1981, at 14, Rinaldi became the youngest player to win a match at Wimbledon.
I didn't win a match and I hated every second of it.
Yes, this could mean that Seattle fails to win a match in their first four.
India's unbroken opening partnership was the largest to win a match in one-day international history.
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