>Which brings the question of why the need to repeat the value, a zero-one tie is kind of impossible, right?
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>>Nil-nil draw is a correct brit usage.
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>>I believe the US term would be "zero-zero tie"?
You're right.
Here 0-0 is "a nil-nil draw" or "no-score draw"
1-1 is "one all" or "one-one"
Q "How did the team get on?"
A "They drew one-one" or "It was a one-all draw" or "It was one-all"
I suppose to just say "it's a one draw" sounds a bit stilted.
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