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Significados de eventual champions em inglês

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Uso de eventual champions em inglês
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Germany advanced to the semi-final, where they lost to eventual champions Spain.
Reuters
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Defeat that day meant they ceded crucial ground to eventual champions Juventus.
The Guardian
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The Blitzboks, meanwhile, crashed out to the eventual champions in the semi-finals.
The South African
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The Guardian
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But despite Fontaine's award, his team-mates went home empty-handed after France lost to eventual champions Brazil.
The Guardian
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They were also comprehensively outplayed by eventual champions England in the pool stages of the competition.
The Irish Times
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The Samoans finished second in Group A, behind the eventual champions, while Fiji Warriors topped Group B.
Radio NZ
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The eventual champions went on to lose that particular clash 3-1.
The South African
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They lost to eventual champions Tyrone.
The Irish Times
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Remember the rise of that great team before they were slammed out of contention by eventual champions the Springboks.
The Irish Times
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Take out the three meetings with the eventual champions and City would have won the title by six points.
The Irish Times
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Six months ago he nearly got Cork over the line in a magnificent All-Ireland semi-final against eventual champions Limerick.
The Irish Times
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This despite touring on the back of a season in which they led eventual champions Liverpool for long periods.
The Guardian
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Since the turn of the century they have reached three semi-finals, losing to the eventual champions on each occasion.
The Irish Times
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Eighty-six points and a magnificent 4-1 thumping of the eventual champions saw Benítez lauded.
The Guardian
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He was the top-scorer at the 1966 World Cup where Portugal lost to eventual champions England in the semi-finals.
Reuters
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