The weekly podcast is out - we look at the phrase 'literally', check out what's happening in
Argentina and lots more.
Time for a spot of Argentinian football - we feature a preview of the clausura season
On this week's review section we congratulate Zambia and the Ivory Coast on making it through to
the Africa Cup of Nations final, while we look at the crisis with the England national team. You
can listen to these and other stories on our weekly podcast
This Sunday we have the final of the African Nations Cup, while the rivalry between Manchester
United and Liverpool continues on Saturday. AC Milan face third place Udinese in Serie A before
taking on Arsenal in the Champions League which has now reached the knock-out stages. Listen to
Damon and Damian discussing their predictions on this week's show
This week's football phrase is the word literally
Football language quiz from languagecaster.com. This week is a review of our previous 4 quizzes!
On this week's podcast our German correspondent Hans looks at the Bundesliga after the mid-winter
break.
This week's Football Phrase is To be Stripped of the Captaincy
Our German correspondent is back with a look at some of the teams and players doing well as the
Bundesliga restarts.
The quarter final stages of the African Nations Cup gets under way, and this week, we also travel
to Germany, Italy and England for some tasty ties.
Languagecaster's ggod, bad and ugly: a side doing well in both the English Cup competitions, a
bizarre situation for women's football in the USA and tragic events in Egypt.
Languagecaster's weekly football language quiz is here! Sort out your sweet strikes from your
inviting deliveries!
On this week's podcast, languagecaster looks at the FA Cup in England - its history, format and
shocks
On this week's main listening report we take a look at the FA Cup: the format, its history and its
giant killing. There is a worksheet with this report and you can listen to the report by clicking
on the link below, while vocabulary support appears at the foot of the report.
Languagecaster.com's weekly football phrase. Who scored a sweet strike this weekend?
