Low centre of gravity: Sometimes in football we use this phrase to describe a player – not usually a tall one – who has really good balance and can turn very easily.
Weekly Football Phrase: Play-offs
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This week’s English for football phrase is ‘play-offs’
Weekly Football Phrase: Take a knock
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This week’s football phrase is ‘take a knock’
Weekly Football Phrase: Head-butt
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What does ‘head-butt’ mean?
Weekly Football Phrase: To be out injured
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Our Football Phrase for this week is ‘to be out injured’
Learning English Through Football Podcast: 2013-14 Half-term Report on Liverpool
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This week’s Learn English Through Football Podcast focuses on Damon’s favourite football team, Liverpool.
Weekly Football Phrase: Crunch Game
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This week’s English for football phrase is the expression crunch game – do you know what this means?
Football Glossary: One-two
What does a ‘one-two’ in football mean?
Learn English Through Football Podcast: Football Badges and the Merseyside Derby
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On this week’s football podcast for learners of English we feature the language of football badges as well as look back at some of our predictions and we also explain a new football expression.
Weekly Football Phrase: Curtain raiser
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Weekly Football Phrase: To start the new season, we look at the phrase ‘curtain raiser’, a phrase which is used to introduce the first match of a new season.
Learn English Through Football Podcast: The Champions League Semi Finals
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This week’s languagecaster podcast brings you more ‘language of predictions’ plus all our usual features.
Football Glossary: (to) Mark
Languagecaster’s glossary of footballing phrases – to mark – An action to prevent an opposing player from receiving the ball; staying close to an opposing player.
Football Glossary: (to) Pull the strings
Languagecaster glossary – To pull the strings – To control the game; usually by a midfielder who creates chances, passes the ball, and keeps possession for his or her team.
Weekly Football Phrase: (to) Lob
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How many different kinds of shots are there in football – here we explain one of them – to lob
Football Glossary: The Miracle of Istanbul
Languagecaster’s football glossary – Do you know what The Miracle of Istanbul’ refers to?
Weekly football phrase: To take a point
This week, languagecaster.com introduces the football phrase ‘to take a point’.
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