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Euro 2012 Language Quiz: Day 7

Today’s quiz looks back at some of the words and expressions that we tweeted about during the matches over the last few days of Euro 2012. To follow the Euro2012 football language feed click here, while you can also learn more about football language from our cliches and words related to football glossary

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