Meanings of outplayed for in English

Though outplayed for the second half, Villa deserved the draw for their resilience and organisation.

Outdriven and outplayed for five holes, he was only one behind with miles to go.

Despite dominating for the opening 15 minutes, we were outplayed for the rest of the game.

Indeed, they were outplayed for much of the game, and cleared several shots off the line.

They played some fine football in the third quarter after being outplayed for most of the opening half.

The Scottish champions secured a famous win in Denmark last week but were outplayed for long spells at Petershill Park.

Williams, who had been outplayed for most of the match, was playing her best tennis of the night when the trouble started.

The Packers, outplayed for most of the half, ran into the locker room with a 14-6 lead.

City had been outplayed for most of the night and the crowd recognised as much with their dignified applause for the departing champions.

That was a pretty good shot. The Senators were outplayed for much of the night but stayed afloat with the play of Anderson.

Wales's performances have dipped in the past two rounds, outplayed for periods at Twickenham and struggling to break down a stubborn Italian defence.

Turkey, surprise World Cup semi-finalists last year, were outplayed for long stretches and now face a tough task in Wednesday's second leg in Istanbul.

Guard Derrick Rose added 14 points for the Bulls, but was outplayed for the most part by his Jazz counterpart, point guard Raul Neto.

Comprehensively outplayed for large slices of the match, the visitors rarely managed the continuity and precision that would have put their hosts under serious pressure.

Australia, outplayed for much of the first three days, collapsed from 97 for one in their second innings on Saturday as wickets tumbled after lunch.

Relegation-threatened Southampton were outplayed for most of the match, but defended manfully during a dour first half, during which Chelsea forward Willian hit the crossbar.