game of two halves

The phrase "game of two halves" is commonly used in sports, particularly in football (soccer) and rugby. It refers to a match or game that is divided into two equal periods of time, typically 45 minutes each in football. The first half and the second half are considered separate entities, with the possibility of different strategies, performances, or outcomes in each half. The phrase is often employed to describe a game in which one team performs significantly better in one half compared to the other.


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