Time added on to a cup or knock-out match that has finished in a draw to try to find a winner (usually thirty minutes)
- Example: England beat Germany 4-2 after extra time to win the World Cup in 1966.
- Example: The 2010 World Cup final was won by Spain after Iniesta scored the winner in extra time
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Send a team home: We look at the phrase 'send a team home' which has been used at the 2020 European Championships to describe when a...
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In this football language podcast we look at the phrase 'sweet volley' from the England-Scotland game from Group B in the 2020 European...
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Telegraphed Pass & Ballooned Over: We look back at two pieces of language from the Wales-Turkey Group A game on...
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