Lod

British

/ lɒd /

noun

Also called: Lydda. a town in central Israel, southeast of Tel Aviv: Israel's chief airport. Pop: 66 800 (2003 est)

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Lod Glasman said the Treasury's powers should be given to the prime minister and a economics ministry should be created to oversee his economic policies.

From BBC

He saved Joel Pohjanpalo's penalty and kept out Robin Lod's follow-up in the Nations League win at Aviva Stadium.

From BBC

Jeong came through with the go-ahead goal in the 82nd minute, using assists from Lod and DJ Taylor to score his first of the campaign.

From Seattle Times

Hakans added a second three minutes after the restart, before substitute Pukki scored a third and set up Lod for a fourth to condemn the visitors to their heaviest defeat of the campaign.

From BBC

Daniel Håkans doubled the hosts' lead soon after half time, with goals from Teemu Pukki and Robin Lod compounding another sorry night for struggling Northern Ireland.

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