Episodes

2021 Premier League Winners Through Numbers: We look at some of the numbers behind Manchester City's 2021 Premier League title win.

In this football language podcast we look at some of the language from the 2021 Women's Champions League Final between Chelsea and Barcelona.

In this short football language podcast we look at some of the phrases that emerged from the 2021 FA Cup Final, including...

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.

5 Great Wembley FA Cup Finals: On this week's main listening report we preview the FA Cup final by taking a look back at five of the most memorable finals to have taken place at Wembley Stadium.

Dent their title hopes: This is used when a team loses a game which then affects their chances of winning the league...

In this short football language podcast we take a look at a football language cliche - 'They're like a new signing' with transcript.

In this short football language podcast we look at some football words and phrases from the 2021 Copa del Rey final against Athletic Bilbao.

In this week's football language podcast we look at words and phrases that describe a team suffering from a bad run of results: poor form.A

Euro 2020 in Numbers: In this football language podcast we start a series of posts on the Euro 2020 competition, which kick off this June.

Football Language: To blow a lead - Much like the phrase 'to blow a chance' which means to miss an easy chance, to blow a lead is to lose...

In today's football language podcast we look at some of the words and phrases that emerged from the 2022 World Cup qualifier between England Poland, in particular we explain the phrases

In this short football language post we explain some words and phrases connected to the verb 'to rotate' - a word used when...

In this football language post we look at some of the words and phrases to describe the 2022 World Cup qualification process by looking at how teams from each region will qualify for the finals in Qatar.

In this week's football language podcast, we look at a phrase that is often heard in European knock-out games: to put the tie beyond another team

For this week's short football language podcast, we look at the verb 'to take on'. Also, check out our football glossary and football cliches

In this week's football language podcast, we look at some of the key words and phrases from the 2020 Club World Cup that recently took place in Qatar.

In this week's short football language podcast, we take a look at the verb 'to feed', along with some other football language.A Check out our football glossaryA andA football cliches pages for hundreds more explanations of the language of soccer.A If you have any questions, suggestions or comments then please email us at: admin@languagecaster.com.A (DB=Damon) Listening Report: (to) Feed DB: Youa€™re listening to languagecaster.com. Hello everyone. Welcome to languagecaster and another short podc...

In this week's short football language podcast, we take a look at the verb 'to gift', along with some other football language.A Check out our football glossaryA andA football cliches pages for hundreds more explanations of the language of soccer.A If you have any questions, suggestions or comments then please email us at: admin@languagecaster.com. Listening Report: (to) Gift DB: Youa€™re listening to languagecaster.com. Hi there everyone. Glad you could join us for another short football languag...

In this week's football language podcast, we look at some of the football phrases from the past week, including the cliche 'can't buy a goal'.

In this short football language post we explain the expression 'Knock A Team Out Of The Cup'.

In this short football language post we explain the expression 'to be in the hat' which is often used when describing knockout football.

In this short football language podcast, we talk abut the phrase 'not at the races', along with some other football language.A

In this short football language post, we take a look at some language connected with players on the bench, or players who want to play in the first team. Check out our football glossary A and A football cliches pages for loads more explanations of the language of soccer. If you have questions or comments about this, or any other football phrase, you can email us at: admin@languagecaster.com. (DB=Damon) Learn English Through Football Podcast: The Pecking Order DB: Youa€™re listening to languageca...