Sentences with phrase «huge underdogs in»

I'm just one person, but I pledge to do my part in embracing other cultures by betting on far - away countries as huge underdogs in the Winter Olympics and World Cup.

Not exact matches

Underdogs are winning huge this year why not in the Big game too!

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With just eight teams left in the 2012 NCAA Division I College World Series, Arkansas took a huge step toward securing a national championship by thumping the underdog Kent State Golden Flashes 8 - 1.

1 / last time we played them we did make them look average and we won 2 / they have a huge game away to Juventus on Tusdey it will play on their mind not to get injured 3 / we have exiting new addition in Arsenal with Mikhi and Laca top players 4 / it must play on both teams mind that Wembley is home to both teams 5 / we are the underdogs going in to this game 6 / we usually have many injuries but not this time, unless something happens in training (hope not) 7 / Spuds are under a microscope for diving which they always manage to fool ref ’s

They need to start playing catch - up already in their title defence and Real Madrid are 1/6 to win this with the draw at 6/1 and underdogs Alaves are a huge 14/1 jolly.

Imps boss Danny Cowley knows his side are huge underdogs - he puts them as high as 1,000 - 1 shots to progress - but having beaten Burnley at Turf Moor in the fifth round, he expects them to cause problems for the Gunners.

On the one hand they have nothing to lose in the game as they are heavy underdogs, but on the other hand, the EFL Cup represents the chance of silverware and they will probably be facing a much - changed Manchester City side who won't have this as a huge priority.

Attenborough's heartfelt admiration for the man's philosophy of resistance through peace is indisputable, yet it is expressed exclusively in conventional coffee - book epic tropes that render it a swollen underdog tale, with Gandhi as the exotic center of a huge, guest - star cast of Hollywood Yanks (Martin Sheen, Candice Bergen) lending liberal cred and old - pro Brits (Edward Fox, John Gielgud, Trevor Howard) supplying Imperial villainy.

The Brits love an underdog and there's been a huge amount of interest in us as a team that's trying to prove something with very small resources.