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The team were divided in their opinion, and thus they lost [#permalink]
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Team is a collective noun and hence a singular verb must be used. The use of The team were is thus wrong IMO.

You can use "The members of the team were" but not "The team were"
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The team were divided in their opinion, and thus they lost [#permalink]
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