Hey Dwi, Great question. If a team or a player is out in their feet, it means they have no more energy left. They ran, tackled, passed, etc. so hard...

Hi guensis, In this case, Damian is talking about an imaginary situation. 'An "emphatic finish"Â would be a goal scored with a hard shot.' - Here ...

'Areola is equal to it.' Areola is the West Ham goalkeeper and 'it' is a shot from Everton player, Harrison. If a goalkeeper is equal to a shot, it ...

Hi Dwi, At the double is a phrase which means quickly, but in this case it also refers to the 'double' - 2 goals - that Haarland scored (otherwise k...

Hi guensis, 'on the break' is a phrase connected with counter attack. If a team is on the break they are counter attacking. In your example text, Ev...

To spring forward means to suddenly attack quickly. Most often it means a counter attack. In numbers means with a lot of players. So, to spring fo...

@hyuna27g_ The verb 'to pen' comes from farming. A pen is where animals, like sheep, are kept, so to pen the sheep in, is to get the sheep into the sh...

A search in languagecaster's football match corpus finds the following interesting results: down the right/left - 104 occurrences up the right/le...

The show's not so great on learning about English football, unless you know absolutely nothing. But it could be useful for learning English. Shows lik...

Hi Hyuna27g_  Some great phrases here. When you say ‘Pick that out!’ it is a term that shows you think the shot and goal was hit with power,...