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Today I’m here to talk about football!

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One of the best known differences between British and American English is the fact that the sport known as football in Great Britain is usually called soccer in The U.S, Australia and Canada.

So they’re both correct depending on

where you’re using each term!

football

soccer

So far, everything is going well, Hum?

By the end of this video you are gonna learn how

to express the result of a football match in English.

On television or radio scores are read

in a straightforward way:

for example

England 2- France 1

Persepolis 2- Esteghlal 2

But What about the informal ways of saying the scores?

If 2 teams

2 teams

have an equal number of goals

at the end of the match, we say:

it’s a draw or the teams drew.

About this result

about ths result we say:

It was a nil-nil draw.

It was nil-nil.

or

The teams drew nil-nil

We don’t use zero for some secret reasons

known to the football masters

Now look at this result

It was a one-all

It was a one-all draw.

It was one-one.

They drew one-one.

We can also be more specific and mention the teams:

for example

Real Madrid drew one-one with Barcelona

If you want to say who won the match you can say:

It’s 6-0 to Persepolis.

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You can also use the verbs “beat” or “defeat”.

For example:

Esteghlal beat/defeated Persepolis 4-2

Ok, Ok— forget about that!

We can simply say:

A win for Iran ☺

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We can also use the verb “lose” for example:

Manchester lost 2-0 to Newcastle.

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