one-game playoff

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playoff
noun[C usually singular]
uk
/ˈpleɪ.ɒf/us
/ˈpleɪ.ɑːf/
an extra game or period of play in a competition played between teams or competitors who both have the same number of points, in order to decide who wins ...
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The division title was decided by aone-gameplayoff.
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In the past, if two teams were tied for the division lead at season's end, aone-gameplayoffwas conducted to break the tie.
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Aone-gameplayoffwould be implemented in case the teams are still tied.
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If absolutely necessary, aone-gameplayoffwould be played in case of a tie.
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The game was replayed at the end of the season and became essentially aone-gameplayoff.
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In some sports, ties are broken by an additionalone-gameplayoff(s) between the teams involved.
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Since both leagues have used only aone-gameplayofffor all playoff positions which are tied if only one team can advance to the playoffs.
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This means not all ties in the semifinals will be broken by aone-gameplayoff.
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In 1932, two teams tied atop the standings led to aone-gameplayofffor the championship, which was made permanent the next year.
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When two teams tied for first place, they would meet in aone-gameplayoff.
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