A one-two is a type of pass in football. One player passes to his/her team mate who then quickly returns the ball to his colleague with one touch. This kind of pass is used to try and break down crowded defences and is sometimes known as a wall pass. 
This football language podcast looks at some football language from the 2nd legs of the knockout round in the Champions League, including to dump out.
In this football phrase of the week, we talk about the football phrase 'under the lights', connected with theupcoming Merseyside derby.
In this football phrase of the week we introduce the football phrase 'touching distance', connected with the Arsenal vs Man City game.
In this football language podcast we look back at some of the language from this week's European action, including the phrase 'seal a spot'.
Newspaper Headlines: Salah contract still 'far away' after five-star Liverpool show - We look at some more language from newspaper headlines - this...
In this football language post we explain the newspaper headline, 'Christmas No 1' from the Independent newspaper about Liverpool being top
