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Dietrich tied the game with a three-run shot, Juan Pierre singled in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning and Miami dealt the Los Angeles Dodgers their eighth straight loss, 5-4 on Friday night.CASARES, Spain -- Top-ranked Lee Westwood may have been giving an honest assessment of his victorious opponents play but it sounded like sour grapes. A rare defeat for the worlds top player left his No. 1 ranking hanging by a thread. Westwood followed up a couple of convincing group-stage wins at the World Match Play Championship by shooting a 67 in his last-16 match against Ryder Cup teammate Ian Poulter. He still lost by 1 hole and could be supplanted as No. 1 by Englands Luke Donald or German Martin Kaymer on Sunday. Maybe he just isnt used to losing but Westwood didnt mince his words. "You know hes not going to hit it great but hes going to make a lot of putts and get up and down from everywhere, which was typical Ian today," Westwood said. "He had a few breaks as well. "Thats the frustrating thing about match play ... sometimes its not reflective of how the players are playing." Poulter, thrilled to have taken the scalp of the No. 1 and someone with whom he engages in regular Twitter banter, did his best not to bite. "Im not going to get in a tennis match with Lee," said Poulter, before giving a solid defence of his game. "I played lovely. I hit three bad shots in that whole round of golf. "I played pretty well this morning. Actually, I played very well. I shot a 66 to win that match. Thats golf. I mean thats perfect match-play golf right there ... I played damn good." Poulter was understandably delighted with his performance -- winless in 2011 and with only two top-10 finishes on tour, he hasnt had much to celebrate this year. "I havent done much for four months so Im not going to sit here and start welling up because I holed a few putts ... Give me a breaak," he said. 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I guess, Im annoying to play against in the match-play format. I hole putts at the right time." Poulter wasnt finished there on Saturday. In the afternoon, he won the last four holes -- making birdie on the final three -- in a terrific rally to beat Italys Francesco Molinari by 2 holes in a tight quarter-final. He plays Belgiums Nicolas Colsaerts next with a place in the final at stake. With his match-play pedigree, Poulter will be hard to beat. "I wouldnt mind playing about six (match-play events) a year -- that would shorten my schedule nicely," Poulter said. Westwood heads to Wentworth, England for next weeks PGA Championship but may tee off on Thursday no longer at No. 1, despite recent tournament victories in Korea and Indonesia. "My game is in great shape," he said. ' ' '