unopposed
Britishadjective
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Meanwhile England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland's joint bid to host the 2035 Women's World Cup stands unopposed and is expected to be ratified by a vote in a Fifa congress in 2026.
From BBC
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland's joint bid stands unopposed and could be ratified by a vote in a Fifa congress in 2026.
From BBC
This was the space that Gibbs-White arrived in to score unopposed.
From BBC
Biya became Cameroon's second president since independence in the 1960s in the 1984 election, when he ran unopposed and won 100 percent of the vote.
From Barron's
As a result, Doku's unorthodox positioning - having vacated his flank - allowed him to pick up the ball unopposed.
From BBC
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