Oh my goodness this is too funny!

Harvard beats Yale 29-29 : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Beats_Yale_29-29

It's a joke. And a traditional one: http://tinyurl.com/2fjzyhs

Hey, if it's not a loss then it must be a win!

Haha, nah you don't get it. Anytime England doesn't win, it's a win!

Also, let us not forget that in 1950, when USA beat England, British newspapers assumed it was a typo and reported a victory for England instead.

As my French friends said: "It was ze victory for zee Americans, non? Because zey did not let zee English win." Totally justified cover in my books.

Hahah what the hell

Google 'Harvard beats Yale 29-29' - was also made as a doco recently.

They can't lose at this rate. I wish our papers were a little more behind the team

its a ref to a Harv v Yale tied f'ball game. H had big comeback and H paper read "Harv wins!"

It isn't irony. It's classic American thinking. Win, lose or draw? Irrelevant. Declare a win!

Absolutely love it!!!

It's either a joke, or they don't get it. It's certainly not irony! @lee_ridley

For the record, I realise it's meant to be irony! I just chose to ignore that part!

There're lots of headlines that 'should' have quotation marks around them. Terrible fit on this one!

Or, perhaps, they were trolling?

A psychological "win" at best, i.e. not a loss, should have quotation marks around it.