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• May be the most evenly matched game of the day.
• It was an evenly matched game until Delgado was red-carded.
• I thought we earned it, but it was such an evenly matched game.
• Corey got his money's worth, if he liked evenly matched games.
• But I saw an evenly matched game except for a blocked punt and a couple of mistakes.
• The 76-0 and 51-3 routs will give way to more evenly matched games.
• Odlew only just lost the match 0-1 after a hard-fought evenly matched game.
• Downcast Romanian coach Anghel Iordanescu brooded over Stelea's goalkeeping calamity in an otherwise evenly matched game.
• An evenly matched game, SIUE led in possession time, the Braves in corner kicks and goals.
• In other matches Sunday, second-placed Celta welcomes Oviedo in the round's most evenly matched game.
• It'll be a good game, an evenly matched game, just a matter of inches ."
• In other matches Sunday, No . 2 Celta welcomes No . 5 Oviedo in the round's most evenly matched game.
• For instance, Fritz can lower its level of play to its opponent's, giving the user an evenly matched game.
• While the two teams played an evenly matched game until the British performance, particularly in defence, dropped off towards the later stages.
• Again, the normally disciplined Hurricanes were undisciplined, giving the Red Wings seven more power-play chances, which matched Game 1's total.
• Despite blowouts in 1990 by the Tigers and in 1994 and 2003 by the Bulldogs, the series typically has remained very competitive with evenly matched games.
• I think it's going to be an evenly matched game because they've got a couple of outstanding players and we've got some outstanding players ."
• After defeating the Rumble, the Matrix went on to play in the California Regional Championship game ( Final 10 ) and lost to the San Diego Sol in a very closely matched game.
• In the 2009 Co-Op Championship Grand Final, a closely matched game was fought between Barrow and Halifax, but a try in the 77th minute settled the game once and for all in Barrow's favour.