win/lose vs won/lost

geoyon a table with results of a sports team, should it be "win/lose" or "won/lost"

It is usually 'wins' and 'losses', I think, but any of those will work.

Wins and losses? No, I did not mean the table as a whole, I was referring to a single row which consists of the opponent team's name, the score, and the outcome (won/lost).

geoyo I was referring to a single row which consists of the opponent team's name, the score, and the outcome (won/lost).

So was I. But I would have to see the complete table layout to choose.

Oh, I didn't understand. I thought win/loss cannot refer to a single result. Here's an example:

Boston College Basketball Schedule

December 6, 1978	Providence			83–64	Lose
December 16, 1978	Harvard			86–83	Win

This is an example where it feels

OK. Well, what I usually see written, I think, is this:

Boston College Basketball Results

December 6, 1978 Harvard 64, Providence 83
December 16, 1978 Harvard 86, [other team] 83

or

December 6, 1978 Harvard 64–83
December 16, 1978 Harvard 86–83

It is no longer a 'schedule', since the ga

I agree, this is not very common. But it is more common in a gambling context. I should have mentioned that my example comes from a Wikipedia article about the Boston basketball gambling scandal, where gangsters bet on fixed games, and the table shows whether their bets won or lost. In that case, which of the three options is correct?

geoyo In that case, which of the three options is correct?

I choose my own, of course. You may choose any of the others if you like.