Sneak a win: to get something without fully deserving it, to obtain something in a sneaky way. A team can sneak a win or sneak a point or a...
Today the languagecaster team is explaining the headline 'Gomez at the double for Germany' which is from the ESPN website.
Euro 2012 begins next week and languagecaster is going to be posting regular quizzes to help you understand the tournament a little better...
Who was running around like a 'headless chicken' last weekend - Check out languagecaster's English for football phrase to find out.
In this week's review section, we look back at stories from the big Manchester derby and the fallout from the racism row with England...
Languagecaster Football Phrase of the Week: To Play a Blinder
Every week during the 2010-11 season, the languagecaster team explain a football phrase or cliche for learners of English who love the...
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This week's English for football phrase is nothing to do with winning, losing or tactics but instead is all about a piece of sports...
World Cup Phrase of the Day: A Howler!
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This week languagecaster.com introduces the football phrase 'squeaky-bum time' which is used in football to describe a tense...
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