home-and-away
Adjective
Meaning
home-and-away (not comparable)
(British, sports) Of a series of two matches: having one game played at each competitor's home ground.
Synonym: (North America) home-and-home
Examples
Batra helped oversee the launch of the FIH Hockey Pro League, a home-and-away competition which has effectively replaced the Champions Trophy and Hockey World League tournaments.
Geelong finished the regular season on top of the ladder, eclipsing their previous record for total points scored in a home-and-away season (2916 in 1989) and increased it to 3057 points.
Both top seeds in the Premier League of Belize (PLB) 2017-2018 Closing Season were rattled over the weekend in the 1st leg of the home-and-away semifinals.
Game 1 of the home-and-away Final series was won, 4-2, last Sunday, December 9, by Benguche FC at the Carl Ramos Stadium in Dangriga.
The competition reverted to the Tri Nations' original home-and-away format, but now involving four teams.
“Celestine did not represent EP on too many occasions once the SA Cricket Board changed to the two-day home-and-away format, but it was certainly not due to a lack of ability,”