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I see a difference between a game and a match. At least in some sports they are not really interchangeable. But let's get more opinions.
In the US, "game" is probably used a lot more often than "match" because the most popular sports -- (American) football, baseball, basketball, and hockey -- are all referred to as "games." But other sports are played as a series of "games" (or sets) which together make up a "match."
Match added. Confusingly enough, in one other sentence it was not only already accepted, but even in the main translation inside the [match/game] option. I think that might have been inadvertent so I removed it.
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I would in UK generally use the word game for rugby, football, waterpolo but match for tennis. It does seem interchangeable as i would sometimes refer to a rugby match or a game of rugby
