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matchplay

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matchplay [ˈmætʃpleɪ] N → partido m oficial
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Byline: JOHN MARTIN CHRIS HANSON could face a Thursday night dash from Northumberland in bid to maintain his successful run on the Yorkshire professional scene at the Yorkshire PGA matchplay championship at Alwoodley on Friday.
Hanson dash for cash by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
DAVID Patterson, who became the Durham County champion two years ago after returning to the amateur game after leaving the paid ranks, made an unexpected exit from last night's matchplay championship.
Patterson in shock exit from matchplay by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
30pm) Sky Sports 1, 7pm Darts: Day one of the World Matchplay MONDAY Sky Sports 1, 10am Cricket: The Ashes: England v Australia Sky Sports 2, 7pm Darts: Day two of the World Matchplay at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool Sky Sports 1, 7.
SPORT HIGHLIGHTS by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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