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October

Champions League surprises galore this week – Madrid, Barcelona and Liverpool all losing – while Sepp Blatter is in the news again, this time explaining why he wants to remain as FIFA president. These and other stories all feature in this week’s podcast. Come along to the site at languagecaster.com to find out who we feauture and for lots more.

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    PREDICTION

    This week’s featured match is Liverpool v Man Utd

  • Damon: 0-1 | Damian: 2-1 | Guest: 2-1
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    FOOTBALL EXPRESSION

    This week’s English for Football is kiss of death. This phrase is used to talk about the relationship between two people or things. If something is the kiss of death to something else, it will result in terrible or bad things happening. In football, often a chairman will support a manager publicly, but soon afterwards sacks them. Their words of support are the kiss of death, they are a sign that the manager’s job is about to end. This week, George Gillet of Liverpool made a big public announcement that he supported Benitez. Is it the kiss of death for Benitez? Will he lose his job soon?

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    This week’s QUIZ QUESTION:

    Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez will have been in charge of the club for 200 games this weekend in the match against Man Utd. How many games has the Spanish manager won?

    a) 93

    b) 103

    c) 113

    d) 123

    Answer next week.

    Last week we asked, how many times Germany have lost a World Cup qualifying away match. The answer was never (37 matches)

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