Learn English Through Football Podcast

2015-16 Champions League Preview: The 2015-16 Champions League group stages reach their third set of matches this week ...

On this week's podcast we have a main listening practice report from our 2012 archives on goalkeepers along with English for football.

Today's football phrase came from a question on our Forum page by @Hyuna_27g and is 'nudge'.

This week's main listening report is from our 2012 Archives. It focuses on an often overlooked position in the team, the goalkeeper.

On this week's podcast we look back at some of the stories from recent World Cup and European Championship qualifiers, explain a new phrase

Klopp has been appointed LFC manager and Brendan Rogers forgotten. In this report, Damon, an LFC fan gives reflects on Rogers' time at LFC.

In this week's podcast we ask 3 male football fans a few questions about the women's game and we explains the phrase to take the lead.

What's the meaning of the phrase ' to take the lead'?

This week we thought it would be a good idea to see how much some male football fans know about women's football.

2015-16 Champions League Preview (Groups A-D)

Studs: What is the meaning of this phrase in football?

On this week's podcast we take a look at the English Women's Super League in our listening practice report, while we also feature some big London derbies and huge games from Germany, France and Portugal in our predictions battle

In the last 10 years, Women's football has become very popular. We look at the game in England, focusing on the Women's Super League.

Languagecaster's weekly podcast: Serie A, the football phrase 'on the back of', and predictions!

Last week we looked at the start of the new Spanish season and this week we turn our focus to Italy and the start of Serie A.

What does 'on the back of' mean and when is it used? Find out at languagecaster.com's football language post.

The 2016 European Championship qualifiers are currently taking place so on this week's show we look at the groups and offer a prediction.

This week's listening report is all about the latest 2016 European Championship qualifiers.

For this week's English for football phrase we explain the term, 'the spine' which refers to the main parts or backbone of..

On this week's listening report we take a look at the bug three teams in Holland, also known as De Grote Drie.

Today's English for football phrase is the verb to fire home - which is a way to describe scoring a goal

The start of La Liga, magic sponge, and six great games to predict - it's languagecaster.com's learn English through football podcast.

This week's English for football phrase is the noun 'Magic Spray'.

Learn English Through Football Podcast: 2015-16 Bundesliga Preview

The 2015-2016 Bundesliga kicks off this weekend and on this listening practice report we take a look at the favourites, the dark horses as well as some of the teams that may struggle.

This week's football phrase is 'a goal that deserves to win any game'

It's our 10th season at languagecaster.com and we have a preview of the Premier League, explain 'second season syndrome' and start our predictions battle

This week's expression is the cliche second season syndrome

The 2015-16 English Premier League starts again this weekend and in this Premier League Preview we look at some of the favourites, the possible dark horses and teams that may struggle in this the 24th version of the league.

This week's weekly football phrase is often used when looking ahead to a new season: The team to beat.

The 2015-16 European football season is about to start and our full podcast with all our regular features will appear next week

This weekend has seen the draw for the 2018 World Cup qualifiers take place and so on this week's report we take a look at the qualification systems in five of the six confederations

The 2015 Women's World Cup taking place in Canada has reached the knock-out stage with the 16 remaining sides battling it out to see which nation will lift the trophy on July 5th. In this report we take a look at the favourites, dark horses and also-rans.

There is lots of football taking place around the world over the next few weeks including the 2015 Copa America that's taking place in Chile.

Our last regular podcast of the 2014/15 season previews the Champions league final and also give our comments after the game.

This week's weekly football phrase is to take on which is another way to say play against a team or try to beat an opponent by dribbling past...

This weekend sees six cup finals taking place in Europe and so on this week's listening report we preview all six matches and even offer a prediction.

On this week's learning English through football podcast we look ahead to the last week of action in La Liga and the Premier League.

Barcelona stalwart and captain Xavi Hernández will play his final match against Deportivo. We are re-posting this report we did on him from December 2010...

This weekend Liverpool number 8, Steven Gerrard, will probably play his last game for his boyhood side, Liverpool.

This week's weekly football phrase is connecting with the sport of golf and shooting in football and is the verb to tee up.

For this week's learning English through football podcast we spotlight Stevie G, the Liverpool and England midfielder, about to end his career in the EPL.

In reference to Steven Gerrard's last home game at Anfield, this week's football phrase is the cliche 'dying breed'

As the Premier League says farewell to Steven Gerrard, we have 8 facts for the midfielder who wears number 8. In part 1, we bring you the first 4.

This week's learning English through football podcast looks ahead to the 2015 Champions League semi-final second legs, while Damon reports on Bournemouth

This week's weekly football phrase is to feign

In this report we take a closer look at the English Championship Division champions, AFC Bournemouth, who will join the Premier League next season.

On this week's football language podcast we have a main report looking at the top division in Argentina: there have been big changes in the last few years.

Are Chelsea boring? Is the ability to shut a game down bad? Languagecaster.com's weekly football phrase is 'to shut down'.

The 2015 Argentinian Primera División sees its first Superclásico of the season and so on this week's report we take a look at the Argentinan top division.