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World Cup 2014 Spain vs Netherlands: In this short podcast the languagecaster team look back at the 2014 World Cup and in particular the game between Spain and the Netherlands which was recently broadcast on FIFA.com.
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Listen to the report on the good, the bad and the ugly of the recent World Cup and then try our 2014 World Cup Listening Quiz below.
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2014 World Cup Review: Here is the second in our series of short listening reports that look back at the Brazil 2014 World Cup. After looking at the fans in the previous report this time we ask what was the good, the bad and the ugly of the tournament.
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2014 World Cup Word of the Day: Every day during the 2014 World Cup the languagecaster team posted a World Cup Word of the Day and in this post we have collected them all together for easy reference. How many of them can you remember? Can you remember which games they refer to?
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Football Podcast: 2014 World Cup review - Fans - The 2014 World Cup is over and Damon and Damian look back at some of the key words and phrases from the tournament in our final podcast of the 2013-14 season.
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Listen to Damian's report on his experiences with some of the fans in Brazil and then try our World Cup listening quiz
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Tonight sees the game to decide which teams come third in the 2014 World Cup: the 3rd-place play-off
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The second semi-final between Argentina and Holland was a very different game to the one the night before when Germany blew away hosts Brazil. This time Argentina qualified for the final on a penalty shoot-out after a scoreless 120 minutes.
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Who got blown away today? Languagecaster's World Cup Word of the Day
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In football, what do we mean by the phrase 'man in the middle'?
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The languagecaster team explains a key word or phrase for learners of English in our World Cup Language posts. Today, we focus on the phrase 'pick up a caution'
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What do we mean when we use the phrase 'flagged offside' in football?
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What does the phrase 'penalty shout' mean in football?
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Today's World Cup phrase of the day is 'sweeper-keeper'.
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the languagecaster team explains a key word or phrase for learners of English in our World Cup Language posts. Today, we focus on the phrase 'Plan
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What do the phrases 'edge past' or 'edge out' mean?
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Each day during the 2014 World Cup the languagecaster team is explaining a key word or phrase for learners of English in our World Cup Language posts. Today, we focus on the noun 'lull'.
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What do we mean when we use the phrase 'good finish'?
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Today's World Cup word of the day is 'top the group'.
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Who deserves a lengthy 'ban' after the latest World Cup matches. language caster's World Cup Word of the Day - to ban/a ban
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World Cup Word of the Day. Languagecaster aims to bring you a word or phrase each day that has been part of the World Cup 2014 story. Today, we focus on the noun phrase ‘attacking flair’.
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What do we mean when we use the phrase 'to ghost past'?
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Languagecaster's World Cup Word of the Day is the verb phrase ‘to latch on to’.
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What's the meaning of the phrase 'to be flat' in football?
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World Cup Word of the Day. It's the seventh day of the World Cup and Languagecaster today focuses on the verb phrase 'to flick on'.
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Spain feel the weight of the Champions Curse. Languagecaster.com's World Cup Word of the Day
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Do you know the meaning of the phrase 'goalkeeping gaffe'?
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It had to happen - the first nil-nil draw. Languagecaster's World Cup Word of the day.
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Who was 'out on their feet' in yesterday's games. Find out what this phrase means with language caster.com's World Cup Word of the Day
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In the fifth of a series of our World Cup Reading Reports we focus on Group E which includes Switzerland, France, Honduras and Ecuador.
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We've had the first shock of the tournament - So, we introduce the World Cup Word 'stun'.
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World Cup Word of the Day. It's the second day of the World Cup and today, Languagecaster explains the phrase looping header.
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Dodgy referring - today's World Cup Word of the Day from languagecaster
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World Cup 2014 Listening Report: Group C: In the third of a series of listening worksheets to help you practice your English we focus on Group C which includes Colombia, Greece, Ivory Coast and Japan.
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Who are notorious slow starters? Read Languagecaster's World Cup Cliche to find out!
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What does the phrase 'warm up' mean?
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World Cup 2014 Listening Worksheet: Group B. In the second of a series of listening worksheets to help you practice your English we focus on Group B which includes Spain, Holland, Chile and Australia.
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Below is the current rankings in the Languagecaster 2014 World Cup predictions Competition.
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Try our second World Cup Nicknames Quiz - Do you know your Red Furies from your Red Devils?
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Listening Worksheet: Group A In the first of a series of listening worksheets to help you practice your English we focus on Group A which includes Brazil, Croatia, Mexico and Cameroon.
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