2026 World Cup Language Day 24: Stubborn Defence
Day twenty four at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at the phrase stubborn defence from the France v Paraguay last 16 match.
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2026 World Cup Language 23: Scrape past
It's day 23 of the 2026 World Cup and on today's World Cup language podcast we look at a phrase from the remarkable game between holders Argentina and Cape Verde: 'scrape past'
2026 World Cup Language Podcast Day 22: (to) Breeze Past
Day twenty two at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at the phrase breeze past and the Spain v Austria match in the Round of 32.
2026 World Cup Language 21: Advance to the last 16
It's day 19 of the 2026 World Cup and on today's World Cup language podcast we look at a phrase from the Belgium versus Senegal last-32 match which Belgium dramatically won: 'advance to the last 16'
2026 World Cup Language Podcast Day 20: (to) Sweep Aside
Day twenty at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at the phrase sweep aside and the France v Sweden game.
2026 World Cup Language 19: Win a shootout
It's day 19 of the 2026 World Cup and on today's World Cup language podcast we look at a phrase from the Germany versus Paraguay last-32 match: 'win a shoot out'
2026 World Cup Language Podcast Day 18: Stoppage Time
Day eighteen at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at the phrase stoppage time from the first knockout game of the tournament.
2026 World Cup Language 17: See off an opponent
Today's World Cup language podcast we look at a phrase to describe when one team defeats another team: 'see off an opponent'.
2026 World Cup Language Podcast Day 16: (to) Spill
Day sixteen at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at a football phrase connected with goalkeeping, which is 'to spill the ball'.
2026 World Cup Language 15: Results to go their way
It's day 15 of the 2026 World Cup and on today's World Cup language podcast we look at the phrase 'results go their way'.
2026 World Cup Language Podcast Day 14: Goal difference
Day ten at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at an important football phrase in tournaments, which is 'goal difference'.
2026 World Cup Language 13: Ends goal drought
It's day 13 of the 2026 World Cup and Ronaldo finally arrived at the tournament. We look at a phrase that came from his match for Portugal against Uzbekistan after he scored twice: ends his goal drought.
2026 World Cup Language Podcast Day 12: (to) Shrug Off
Day ten at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at the verb phrase 'to shrug off' and how we can use it to talk about Argentina v Austria.
2026 World Cup Language: Thumping strike
It's day 11 of the 2026 World Cup and Cape Verde continue to surprise - this time drawing with Uruguay 2-2. We will explain the phrase 'thumping strike' from that game.
2026 World Cup Language Day 10: (a) Statement Win
Day ten at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at the phrase 'a statement win' and the Netherlands versus Sweden match.
2026 World Cup Language Podcast Day 9: One-way traffic
Day nine of the 2026 World Cup saw one of the dark horses, Turkey, knocked out of the competition and we are going to look at the phrases, 'one-way traffic' and 'eliminate'.
2026 World Cup Language 8: (a) Gift
Day eight at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at the the match between Czechia and South Africa and the noun 'a gift' used, in this case to talk about a refereeing decision.
2026 World Cup Language Podcast – Day 7: Re-taken penalty
Re-taken penalty: Day seven of the 2026 World Cup saw some of the World Cup favourites in action and in this podcast we look at the phrase 'retaken penalty' from one of those games: England vs Croatia.
2026 World Cup Language Podcast 6: (a) Stunner
Day six at the 2026 World Cup and on this World Cup language podcast we look at the noun 'a stunner' from the France versus Senegal match.
2026 World Cup Language Podcast 5: Held to a draw
Held to a draw: Day five of the 2026 World Cup was a day of draws as all four games ended in draws. We look at the phrase 'held to a draw' from one of those games: Cape Verde against Spain