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  • It’s a phrasal verb which means "was eliminated"
    Was knocked out
  • It means to hit, e.g. a ball, with your foot.
    Kick
  • You can play tennis and basketball on this
    Court
  • Camp Nou, the Maracanã, and Old Trafford are all famous examples of this type of building.
    Stadium
  • It’s where you play indoor sports
    Sports hall
  • It’s a person who supports a team.
    Fan
  • It’s what professional athletes have to do every day.
    Train
  • It’s a verb which describes when two teams have the same score at the end of a match.
    Draw
  • When this happens to you, you may have to see a doctor.
    Get injured
  • It’s the opposite of ‘win’.
    Lose
  • It’s a sport you can play on ice or grass.
    Hockey
  • Before you do any kind of exercise, it’s very important to do this.
    Warm up
  • It’s the person who shows a red card in a football match.
    Referee/Umpire
  • It’s the name of the person who gives instructions to the members of a team, but who doesn’t play.
    Coach/Manager
  • It’s a phrasal verb which means "was told to leave the pitch, the court, etc."
    Was sent off
  • The people who go and watch a sports event.
    Spectators/The crowd
  • It’s a phrasal verb which means ‘go to a gym and do exercise’.
    Work out
  • It’s a track used for Formula 1 racing, or motorcycling.
    Circuit
  • There are 30 on the pitch in a rugby match, but only 22 in a football match.
    Players
  • In this sport, you go around a course of nine or 18 holes.
    Golf
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