ENGLISH FOR COACHES

NOVEMBER 29th, 2017

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A E I O U VOWE
A B C D E LS

F G H I J
K L M N O
P Q R S T
U V W X Y
Z CONSONANT
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 # VOCABULARY
Ball pelota
Box rea grande
Corner esquina
Cross, far segundo poste
post
primer poste
Cross near
defensas
post
gol
Defenders
marca
Goal
Mark
 Box

Corner
Vocabulary: parts of a field
Field/pitch cancha
Box/penalty area rea grande
Circle line circulo de media cancha
Center line lnea de media cancha
Penalty Arc media luna del rea
Ball balon
Corner esquina
Corner Kick tiro de esquina
Cross, far post segundo poste
Cross near post primer poste
Defenders defensas
Goal gol/porteria
Mark marca
 cover (cubrir/defender) defensively where a
second soccer player provides cover to another
player. This follows the defensive soccer
principles of first and second defender.
cross (pase filtrado) a long pass often in the
air that is played diagonally from the flanks or
channels into the box
dribbling (burlar/driblar) the art of close
control while moving with the soccer ball at the
feet, any trick, technique or skill that
unbalances or confuses an opponent and can
send them the wrong way in order to gain an
advantage early ball
fakeover (finta) technique where a player
looks as if they are to take the ball from their
 cover (cubrir/defender)
cross (pase filtrado)
dribbling (burlar/driblar)
fakeover (finta)
first touch (primer toque/ de primera intension)

bench (banca)
vestidor (changing rooms)
marcador (score)

21 new words in your vocabulary !!!

Soccer Formations
Note: Center vs Centre

There is not much of a difference

between center and centre;
however, knowing the difference is
important to use them correctly in
the right place.
In fact, it is two different ways of
spelling the same word. Therefore
people often confuse whether they
are using the correct spelling or not.
Center is the American way of
spelling, where as Centre is the
British way of spelling.