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Is “Seesaw” the right use in this circumstance which two football teams have an equal potential for becoming the winner of the match: IT’S SUCH A SEESAW MATCH !
Nov 22, 2020 11:00 AM
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No, it sounds very strange. Common phrases for this would be: - It will be a very evenly matched game. - It will be a very close game. - The teams are very evenly matched. - There isn't a lot to separate these two teams. - These teams are very evenly balanced. All of these - particularly the last one - is very close to what you're suggesting, but no one would every say "it will be such a seesaw match".
November 22, 2020
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