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Football Phrasal Verbs EFL

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    Quiz on phrasal verbs to do with football.
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  • Fulham, one of the less well-known football clubs in London, notched up an impressive UEFA Europa League victory. What does Notched up mean?
    (won)
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  • Fulham went down 3-1 in the first leg in Turin. What does went down mean?
    (lost)
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  • most people expected them to be knocked out in the return leg in London.
    (eliminated)
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  • This view was reinforced in the second minute of the game when Fulham fell behind in the second minute.
    (started losing)
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  • However, Fulham hit back with a goal of their own
    (started playing well against an opponent that was winning)
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  • soon after, the captain of Juventus was sent off for a foul. What does ent off mean?
    (received a red card)
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  • Just before half-time, Fulham went ahead. What does went ahead mean?
    (started winning)
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  • when they finally put away one of several scoring opportunities and led 2-1 at the break. What does put away mean?
    (scored)
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  • In the second half, Juventus simply fell apart. What does fell apart mean?
    (collapsed).
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  • Fulham were awarded a penalty, which was coolly put away to make the score 3-1. What does put away mean?
    scored
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  • Then, urged on by their passionate supporters. What does urged on mean?
    (encouraged)
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  • Fulham knocked in a fourth goal. What does knowcked in mean?
    (scored)
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  • and went on to win 4-1, thereby going through to the quarter finals. What does going through mean?
    (qualifying for the quarter finals).
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  • As the players lapped up the fans’ applause after the game. What does lapped up mean?
    (enjoyed)
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  • the Fulham manager urged both players and supporters not to get too carried away by the result. What does carried away mean?
    (over-excited)
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  • insisting that even more difficult challenges lay ahead. What does lay ahead mean?
    (were coming in the future).
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