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The Arsenal vs Liverpool match this weekend was the stand out match in the Premier League, and we’ll talk about that game in this week’s show. Also on the show, we explain the football phrase ‘set up’, as well as ask a football news related quiz question. If you’d like the transcript to the show – great for learners and teachers of English – please show your support by becoming a patron (through Patreon) and if you have questions or comments, email us at: admin@languagecaster.com (Damian=DF, Damon=DB).
English Through Football Podcast: 2018 Arsenal vs Liverpool
Transcript of the show (6th November 2018)
DF: You’re listening to Languagecaster.com’s football-language podcast. Hello and welcome everyone to the show for all who love football and who also want to improve their English skills. If you are a regular listener, make sure you tell a friend and get them to check out our show and website. The more the merrier! My name’s Damon and I’m living in Tokyo, and I enjoyed watching the Bournemouth versus Man United game, the Liverpool game against Arsenal, and Spurs versus Wolverhampton last weekend. I thought The Reds were going to bag all the points, that means get all 3 points, but in truth Arsenal deserved a point. Oh well, next time.
Line-up
DB: Now, on the show today we’ll start with a look at a couple of news stories from the football world before our weekly quiz question, which is connected to derbies.We’ve got some football language from our archive – to pit against and a look back at three games from the Premier League.
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