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Every day during the World Cup, the languagecaster team will be explaining a football phrase or cliché connected to this summer’s tournament. Below is the complete list which will be updated daily and by clicking on the phrase you will be taken to a post with a transcript and an audio file. You can find many more examples by going to our regular season football phrase page here football clichés here and our huge football glossary here and of course by listening to our World Cup podcast

Date
Phrase
Date
Phrase
June 11th
Vuvuzela
June 12th
Set-piece
June 13th
A Howler
June 14th
To Take the Game to
June 15th
Group of Death
June 16th
Delivery
June 17th
To Blow Wide Open
June 18th
To be out of their hands
June 19th
To Be Out of Their Depth
June 20th
Jabulani
June 21st
To turn on the style
June 22nd
To Turn on the Style
June 23rd
To Implode
June 24th
Qualifying
June 25th
Lack a Creative Spark
June 26th
To See Off
June 27th
Consolation Goal
June 28th
Scapegoat
June 29th
To Pull the Strings
June 30th
To Step Down
July 1st
July 2nd
To Kick Out
July 3rd
Hand of God
July 4th
Rout
July 5th
July 6th
To Hold On
July 9th
Not Take Lightly
July 10th
To Go For It
July 11th
July 12th
To be littered with fouls


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