Injury time
[gss-content-box color=”gray”]- Example: The referee added three minutes of injury time to the game
- Example: Manchester United scored twice in injury time in the Champions league final in 1999.
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Hello,
is it also possible to use “over time” in this context?
If you said, a€˜over timea€™ people would understand the meaning, but a more common alternative is a€˜extra timea€™.
Thanks for the question Jan!