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relegation

[rel-i-gey-shuhn] / ˌrɛl ɪˈgeɪ ʃən /










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Despite finishing just outside the relegation zone in the previous campaign, their average was 13.

From BBC

Their past three matches have all been against teams either mired in the relegation zone, in the cases of Wolves and Burnley, or trying desperately to stay out of it, such as Leeds.

From BBC

Wolves' likely relegation is a factor in Strand Larsen's future - they only secured their first Premier League win of the season last Saturday, at the 20th attempt, as they beat West Ham 3-0.

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"Investing in a single club can be risky with promotions and relegations, so it's in their interest to diversify their assets" by betting on several clubs at once, reselling players or even clubs, Arrondel added.

From Barron's

Booed off the pitch after conceding a late winner at home against their relegation rivals and on a 10-game winless run - these are desperate times for West Ham.

From BBC