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sudden-death

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sudden death
n.
Extra play added to determine the winner of a tied game, often with the victory awarded to the first to score.

sudden-death (sdn-dth) adj.
Translations
sudden-death [ˌsʌdnˈdɛθ] sudden-death playoff n
a. (in football) → rigori mpl a oltranza; (in American football) → tempo supplementare (in cui vince la prima squadra che segna)
b. (Golf) sudden-death hole buca supplementare per decidere la vittoria


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If a play-off is needed it will be sudden-death starting at the 18th.
 
 
 
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