win _noun

ADJECTIVES

big, comfortable, convincing, decisive, easy, emphatic, handsome, resounding, runaway 
last-gasp, narrow
five-point, nine-wicket, single-shot, two-goal, etc.
hard-earned, hard-fought
deserved, well-earned
excellent, fine, great, impressive
thrilling
improbable, remarkable, shock, unexpected
famous
away, home
cup final, league, semi-final, etc.
Democrat, Labour, etc.

VERBS

claim, chalk up, gain, have, notch (up), record, score
cruise to, romp to, sweep to
deserve, earn
give sb
celebrate
come
keep sb, lift sb, put sb, take sb

PREPOSITIONS

without a
against/over

PHRASES

a no-win situation

win _verb

ADVERBS

comfortably, convincingly, easily, hands down, handsomely, outright
narrowly
duly
unexpectedly
eventually, finally

VERBS

deserve to
hope to
be expected to, be tipped to, expect to
be likely to
be going to
manage to
fail to
help (to), help sb (to)

PREPOSITIONS

against
at
by
on

PHRASES

be capable of winning (sth)
be confident of winning (sth), a chance of winning (sth), a chance to win sth
succeed in winning sth