Verb
To take a bet and add another to it.
To outdo somebody; to do something that surpasses what came before.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgFast ground is likely to be the order of the day at Salisbury this afternoon and I hope to see Wufud (2.30) go one better than on debut when the colt finished second at Kempton back in April. Source: Internet
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino admitted he was grateful he will not have to worry about Europa League qualifiers next season, when he hopes Spurs can go one better and seal a top-four berth. Source: Internet
The Peacocks had a great result last week against the Hammers, managing a good draw and this week they took on Dreamers A. Could they go one better with a win? Source: Internet
The two junior sides won the league while the two senior sides are looking to go one better. Source: Internet