Case sensitive
To find pages containing the word Result (but not RESULT or result), just add an exclamation mark after the word. Example : Result!

Wildcard search
To find pages containing the word ref or referee or referees, (i.e. all the words beginning by ref), add an asterisk after the word. Example : ref*

OR Operator
To find pages containing the word fixture or the word result, enter the two words separated by an OR operator. Example : fixture OR result

AND Operator
To find pages containing the word fixture and the word result, enter both words separated by an AND operator. Example : fixture AND result

NOT Operator
To find pages containing neither the word fixture nor the word result, enter NOT then the two words separated by an AND and a NOT operator. Example : NOT fixture AND NOT result

Parentheses
As in mathematics, certain operators have priority over others. The AND operator, that works like a product, has priority over the OR operator, that works like a sum. The NOT operator has priority over the AND operator. You can force priority by using parentheses. The previous example could also be written : NOT (fixture OR result)

Complex queries
By using these syntax rules, you can also write more complex queries, to be still more selective in your page search. Example : (Referee! AND (fixt* OR result*) OR games) AND NOT team*