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What does 'draw a blank' mean?
This week's main report talks about the English FA Cup competition.
Our football review of the week looks at the big club competitions in Europe and South America. Bayern took some ...
[print_link] | Subscribe: Predictions Damon must be looking forward to this week’s fixtures after doing so well in last week’s predictions’...
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Our football review of the week looks back at the Champions League matches in Europe.
[print_link] | Subscribe: Predictions A really big week of fixtures awaits with 2 chances of giant killing in the English FA Cup, 2 further...
What does 'hit on the break' mean? This week's English for football is 'hit on the break' or 'hit on the counter'...
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This week we look at one of the most passionate and exciting leagues in world football, the Primera División in Argentina.
Squander a lead: This time we look at the phrase 'to squander a lead' which is connected to comebacks.
[print_link] | Subscribe: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly The Premier League in England went goal crazy last weekend, including two games...
[print_link] | Subscribe: Predictions This week, we take our first look at Argentina as the clausura season kick off this weekend...
On this week's podcast we review the 2011 Asian Cup.
On this week's podcast we review the recently completed Asia Cup tournament from Qatar
Week 26: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Transfer Window, Asia Cup final and Luis Suarez
[print_link] | Subscribe: Predictions This week we have games from Germany, England, Scotland and Italy – perhaps the biggest of which sees...
What does 'top drawer' and 'out of the top drawer' mean in football? This phrase has been used since the beginning...