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Sports Vocabulary
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It's where you play indoor sports.
swimming pool
stadium
arena
sports hall
2
It's a sport where you jump, head first, into a pool.
butterfly
diving
breast-stroke
swimming
3
It means to hit e.g. a ball with your foot.
kick
feet
leg
throw
4
It's a verb which describes when two teams have the same score at the end of a game.
fail
draw
lose
win
5
It's a person who supports a team.
hooligan
supporter
follower
fan
6
It's what professional athletes do every day.
coach
cheat
run
train
7
The people who go and watch a sports event.
spectators
sportspeople
audience
attendants
8
Camp Nou, Stadio Olimpico and Old Trafford are all famous examples of this building.
course
sports centre
stadium
court
9
Before you do any kind of exersise, it's very important to do this.
cool off
watch out
warm up
cool down
10
It's a track used for Formula 1 racing or motorcycling.
course
track
circuit
pitch
11
In football or basketball, it's the most responsible player in the team.
referee
coach
goalkeeper
captain
12
It's a sport you can play on ice or grass.
hockey
badminton
rollerskating
snowmobiling
13
It's a phrasal verb which means 'go to a gym and do exercise'.
warm up
weight lift
sit up
work out
14
You can play tennis and basketball on this.
circuit
course
ground
court
15
In this sport you go around a course of 18 holes.
cricket
hockey
golf
badminton
16
It's the opposite of 'lose'.
lost
gain
win
earn
17
It's the person who shows a red card in a football match.
captain
umpire
goalkeeper
referee
18
The person who gives instructions to the members of the team, but doesn't play.
spectator
coach
referee
player
19
When this happens to you, you may have to go to hospital.
get injured
fall in love
food poisoning
lose the match
20
There are 30 on the pitch in a rugby match, but only 22 in a football match.
players
spectators
persons
people