A really easy chance, usually in front of goal that a player then misses. This word usually collocates with the verb ‘to miss‘ – ‘to miss a sitter‘.
This posts explains the phrase 'to shepherd the ball', a phrase which originates from farming and means to protect the ball.
Second debut: we take a look at the phrase 'second debut' and explain how we use it in football.
On today’s football language listening post, we look at the phrase 'Seven-goal thriller' and explain how it can be used in football.
Football Language: Sweep home - In this football language post we explain the phrase 'sweep home' which is used to describe a goal being...
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Square pass: The football expression 'square ball'; 'square pass' sounds rather strange but actually refers to a type of pass...
