Are they currently playing a match against our team?

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Is a match currently being played against our team by them?Is a match to be played against our team by them?Has a match been played against our team by them?Is a match been played against our team by them?null

Explanation

Option A is correct because it properly uses the present continuous passive form 'is being played' to indicate an ongoing match. Option B is incorrect due to the misuse of 'be played' without the auxiliary verb. Option C incorrectly uses the present perfect tense 'has been played,' implying a completed action rather than a current one. Option D contains a grammatical error with 'is a match been played.'