Meanings of win the replay in English

Whyteleafe manager Lee Richardson believes his team will definitely win the replay.

But I was sure we'd win the replay because even the supporters felt the urgency.

Clare's aversion to winning first time out resurfaces in the All-Ireland quarter-final against Galway: they win the replay.

Pub wisdom dictates that the favourite will win the replay, and that the underdog missed their chance(...)

Pub wisdom dictates that the favourite will win the replay, and that the underdog missed their chance first time out.

Ian O'Riordan talks to Larry Tompkins about two of those close encounters Everyone knows the original match favourites nearly always win the replay.

Arsenal won the replay anyway and Kanu soon adapted to English football.

Whoever wins the replay will not enter that fixture without concerns.

But United won the replay - their first trophy under Alex.

Not to mention relief, because I don't think we would have won the replay.

Instead, the Blues won the replay -and then Ulster and the All-Irelandfor good measure.

Senegal won the replay to secure their berth.

Meath, weary after the four game marathon against Dublin, escaped with a draw and won the replay.

Newcastle won the replay against Hendon, but McDonald's largesse set the tone for a very nervous cup run indeed.

The match ended 2-2 and United won the replay 4-0.

On a more positive side, the last trip to Omagh ended in a draw after which they won the replay.