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Day forty, the last day. at the 2026 World Cup and on for thisWorld Cup language podcast episode we look at the verb phrase 'knock backl' and how it is connected with the 2026 World Cup final. The post 2026 World Cup Language Day 40: (a) Knock Back appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

This podcast's weekly football phrase is a verb phrase' to latch on to'. This is used to describe a player controlling the ball. The post Weekly Football Phrase: (to) Latch on to appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

This week's football phrase is the noun phrase 'a low block'. This phrase can describe how Manchester City played against Arsenal on Sunday. The post Weekly Football Phrase: (a) Low Block appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

Football Language Podcast: This week, we look at the verb 'to lump'. The post Learn English Through Football: (to) Lump appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

Lift the trophy: We look back at some language from the two FA Cup finals that took place in England over the weekend: The men's final... The post Learning English Through Football Podcast: Lift The Trophy – 2022 FA Cup Finals appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

For this week's football language podcast we look at the adjective 'leggy', which is often used to describe a player's fitness or performance. The post Learn English Through Football Podcast: Leggy appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

In this short football language podcast we take a look at a football language cliche - 'They're like a new signing' with transcript. The post Languagecaster Football Language Podcast: Cliches – Like a New Signing appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

In this short football language post we explain the expression 'the goal led a charmed life' and how it is used in football. The post Football Language Podcast: Lead a charmed life appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

In this post we explain the football expression 'labour to a victory'. The post Football Language: Labour to a victory appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

For this week's football phrase we introduce the football phrase 'to Limp Off'. The post Weekly Football Phrase: to Limp Off appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

Weekly football phrase - what does lacklustre mean when describing a team's performance? The post Weekly Football Phrase: Lacklustre appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

There are many ways to describe a pass. It is one of the most important actions in the game. This week we look at one of these ways - 'to lay the ball off' The post Weekly Football Phrase: (to) Lay the Ball Off appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

What do we mean by the phrase 'the last four' in football? The post Weekly Football Phrase: The Last Four appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

It is the final of the League Cup this weekend so on this weeka€™s main report we take a look at the third trophy of English football: The League Cup. The post Listening Main Report: The League Cup appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

This week, languagecaster.com introduces the football phrase 'to line up a bid for'. The post Weekly Football Phrase: To line up a bid for appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

Today we explain the phrase 'let a lead slip' in our weekly football phrase The post Weekly Football Phrase: To Let a Lead Slip appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

This week we explain the cliche 'to leave everything on the pitch' which means that... The post Football Cliche: Leave everything on the pitch appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

Every week during the 2010-11 season, the languagecaster team explain a football phrase or cliché for learners of English who love the sport. To lose the plot The post Weekly Football Phrase: To lose the plot appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

World Cup Phrase of the Day: Littered with fouls: Every day during the World Cup, the languagecaster team explain a football phrase ... The post 2010 World Cup Phrase of the Day: Littered with fouls appeared first on Learn English Through Football .

Weekly football phrase for learners of English - be linked with The post English for Football Phrase – 2007 Week 11: To be linked with appeared first on Learn English Through Football .