The language of newspaper headlines is a very specific type of writing which sometimes might be difficut for learners of English to understand. Here at languagecaster.com we look at different kinds of football newspaper headlines and explain some of the key words and terms used in them.
We also have hundreds of explanations about other kinds of football language in our football glossary. If you have questions or comments about this or any other phrase then email us at: admin@languagecaster.com.
In this football language post we look at a headline from the Guardian newspaper 'Rampant Reds' which is all about Liverpool's 3-0 victory over Leicester.
In this football language post we look at a headline from the front page of the Guardian newspaper from here in the UK, 'Nobby Stiles: The Heart and Soul of the Team'.
In this football language post we look at a headline from the front page of the Independent newspaper from here in the UK, 'Rashford Piles Pressure on PM over Free Meals'.
In this football language post we look at the headline, 'All at sixes and sevens' from the Daily Mirror football page from October 5th 2020 which describes two high-scoring games from the Premier League this weekend.
In this football language post we look at the headline, 'Jose Puts Boot In'Â from the Daily Star football page from September 15th 2020 which describes the Tottenham manager's reaction to his side's defeat against Everton in their opening game of the
In this football language post we look at the headline, ‘Back in the Big Time‘ from the Guardian newspaper the Guardian newspaper from August 5th 2020 and describes Fulham’s win over Brentford in the Chamionship play-off. You can see more explanations of newspaper headlines here and don’t forget we have hundreds more explanations of football […]
Newspaper Headline: Head Auba Heels - In this football language post we look at the headline, 'Head Auba Heels' from the Star newspaper (August 1st 2020) which refers to Arsenal's FA Cup final win and in particular to their two-goal hero Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Burnley say sorry over plane shame: In this football language post we look at the headline, 'Burnley say sorry over plane shame' from the Times newspaper (June 23rd 2020)
Newspaper Headline: Ready for a reboot - In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Guardian newspaper (May 30th 2020) about the return of the Premier League
Werner's hat-trick prompts distancing gaffe: In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Independent newspaper (May 25th 2020) about the game between Mainz and RB Leipzig.
Newspaper Headline: Bundesliga gets go-ahead to resume season in second half of May - In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Guardian newspaper (May 6th 2020) which describes the decision to re-start German football in May.
Players Dig Deep for NHS: In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Times newspaper which is all about Premier League players donating some of their salaries to the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK.
Newspaper Headline: Sick as a Parrot: In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Guardian from March 5th 2020 which reports on the 5th round FA Cup defeat for Tottenham against Norwich City.
City sit in a league of their own: In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Guardian on March 2nd 2020 and reports on the League Cup (Carabao Cup) win for Manchester City over Aston Villa at Wembley.
In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Telegraph from February 27th 2020 and reports on Manchester City’s win at Real Madrid in the last 16 first leg tie. Don’t forget we have hundreds more explanations of football language in our football glossary. If you have questions or comments about this […]
Newspaper Headline: Valentine's Day Massacre - In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Daily Mirror which is about UEFA's decision to ban Manchester City from the Champions League over the next two seasons. This decision was made public on 14th February which is of course Valentines Day!
Fernandes Finally Announced: In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Independent newspaper which is all about Portuguese international Bruno Fernandes' transfer to Manchester United.
Newspaper Headline: Put your shirt on Liverpool - In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from The Telegraph (January 20th 2020) 'Put your shirt on Liverpool' after the Reds defeated Manchester United 2-0.
AgĂĽero Breaks Henry Record: In this football language post we explain a newspaper headline from the Metro (January 12th 2020) which is all about Sergio AgĂĽero's record-breaking goals in the win over Aston Villa.
In today's look at the language of football newspaper headlines we feature the Champions League match between Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid and the headline: 'Robert Lewandowski slams four past Real Madrid as Dortmund take control'
Sometimes on languagecaster.com we take a look at some of the headlines from the football world and today we feature the Champions League match between Bayern Munich and Barcelona and the headline: 'Bayern Munich crush Barcelona with Thomas MĂĽller leading the rout'
During the Euro 2012 tournament the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press. Today's headline is Spain start with Silva and end with gold
During the Euro 2012 tournament the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press. Today's headline is 'England's familiar spot of bother'.
During the Euro 2012 tournament the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press. Today's headline is Weave Done It - Roo heads winner with new hairdo
During the Euro 2012 tournament the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press. Today’s headline is Rooney is hoping it will be all white on the night as England striker returns to front line. You can also find many more examples of football phrases here, as well as […]
During the Euro 2012 tournament the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press. Today's headline is Karagounis avoids Greece exit and makes Russia pay.
Today's headline is 'Blaszczykowski belter ensures no exit Poles tonight' as the languagecaster team explains a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press during Euro 2012.
During the Euro 2012 tournament the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press. Today's headline is 'Job Donetsk'.
During the Euro 2012 tournament the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press. Today's headline is 'Dutch Dehli Ache'.
During the Euro 2012 tournament the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press. Today's headline is Ruthless Russia Thrash Czechs.
Every week during the season, the languagecaster team will explain a football headline that has appeared in the English-speaking press and this week we feature the Russia-Ireland European Championship game
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The language of newspaper headlines is a very specific type of writing which sometimes might be difficut for learners of English to understand. Here at languagecaster.com we look at different kinds of football newspaper headlines and explain some of the key words and terms used in them.
Welcome to the website that helps students interested in football improve their English language skills. Football fans can practise with lots of free language resources, including football-language podcasts and our huge football-language glossary.