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If you’re a soccer fan, odds are that you know already the soccer positions well. But, do you know them in Spanish?
Watch on to find out about the soccer culture in Latin America—and why you should learn about soccer positions in Spanish. Then, I’ll introduce you to useful soccer terms in Spanish, including soccer positions, sections of the field, and equipment.
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La barrida – is a sweeping power cross kick that is said to be done just as the soccer ball is about to end up past the goal line, towards another player who would kick that ball into the goal.
La chilena – that is a bicycle kick, derived from a name of a player from the Chile region who invented that type of kick. These stunt-like kicks are only used to finish off a shot towards a goal. They are never ever used in penalty shots or shootouts.
So when you hear something like "Pulisic con un cabezazo…..goooooooooooooooooolllllllll por los Estados Unidos!" on Spanish TV like what happened in the World Cup between USA and Iran, you will understand that Spanish.
What we call juggling and nutmeg in spanish
I could’ve known all of that using google translation. I wish it was about words used to communicate with teammates during the game.
This is awesome!