Sentence examples for opposing soccer from inspiring English sources

A coach from an opposing soccer team asked her to tone down the cheering.

Italy's police chief, Antonio Manganelli, said in an interview with the state broadcaster RAI on Monday night that it was unlikely that the officer who shot Mr. Sandri knew that the scuffle he was trying to halt was between opposing soccer team supporters.

Many Brazilians I spoke with said it's just part of their nature, that they're not competitive (tell that to fans of opposing soccer teams), and that they'd rather chase "green field" – or, as they say, "blue ocean" – opportunities.

This isn't the first time Suárez has bitten an opposing player; among soccer fans he's widely hated for his volatile personality and violent temper.

They did not identify him when fans from the opposing team at a soccer match on Saturday made up lewd Giggs-related chants.

Clark visited supporters and candidates while preparing for a provincial election to be held May 14. Photograph: Andy Clark/Reuters 8.17pm GMT And you're next: French President Francois Hollande (R) and Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy joke as they were asked a question regarding the soccer game opposing the two countries during a press conference at the Elysee Palace in Paris.

This imbalance has been cited by several school districts in Section One as one reason to oppose moving girls' soccer to its natural place in the fall schedule.

We did on one occasion play a version of soccer in which we kicked the ball against opposing trees, and we watched a soccer game now and again.

In 1997 he was jailed for bribing an opposing team to throw a soccer match that allowed his team, Olympique de Marseille, to qualify for the European Cup, which the team later won.

Once the "others" are identified -- on opposing teams in football or soccer, in hallways of schools because of race or mental or physical stature -- the pummeling can begin.

Soccer players on opposing teams in Greece, one of the countries flooded with asylum seekers, set aside the opening minutes of a match in January to remind viewers of the migrants' plight.