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Reply Thu 15 Feb, 2018 11:14 am
The following sentence is taken from the BBC website:

Tottenham produced a brilliant comeback to draw at Juventus after a disastrous start to their Champions League last-16 first leg in Turin.

My question is this:

Why is it "at Juventus" and not "with Juventus"?

Thank you.
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Reply Thu 15 Feb, 2018 12:23 pm
@paok1970,
paok1970 wrote:
My question is this: Why is it "at Juventus" and not "with Juventus"?

British football journalism usage - at Juventus = at Juventus' home ground.
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