Sentence examples for won a cap from inspiring English sources

Yet he demonstrated here why he has already won a cap for the Czech Republic.

He went to Euro 2008 with Portugal, replacing Quim, but never won a cap.

In the end, the wage issue was settled to the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s satisfaction, and the Building and Construction Trades union won a cap on the number of visas for foreign construction workers.

Ashton, who had been called into Jones' first England squad last week, having last won a cap in 2014, was found guilty by an independent disciplinary panel of making contact with the eyes of centre Luke Marshall while playing for Saracens against Ulster in a European Champions Cup game last weekend.

Despite extensive but not necessarily absolutely exhaustive digging through our most far-reaching international archives, the Knowledge has come up with no evidence that the 1950 Uruguay medal-winners William Pablo Martínez and Washington Orturio ever won a cap, while we are fairly certain that Hector Zelada, Argentina's third goalkeeper in 1986, never played for his country.

He has turned down the advances of Belgium, and has not won a cap at any level for any country.

Rodriguez is included in the squad for the first time, while Lallana was called up by Hodgson for the match against Ukraine last year, but did not win a cap.

The decision to stage a Test one week after the end of the European club season has been widely condemned for denying players the chance to win a cap, but it also shows a flagrant disregard for their welfare.

Lambert, 31, is the leading English goalscorer in the Premier League but is yet to win a cap.

Gloucester's Rupert Harden, who has yet to win a cap, has been called up to replace Stevens.

Because of the circumstances Williams says winning a cap against the Barbarians feels as special as every other he has won.