football around the world造句

• But that is the law of football around the world.
• South Africa ) and by supporting affiliated competitions around the world ( See Australian football around the world ).
• The European-based segment primarily discusses the Premier League, with wrap-ups and highlights of football around the world.
• During the modern codes of football, many created by the descendants of emigrants who spread the concept of football around the world.
• In the 115-page report, the FA said that Su醨ez " damaged the image of English football around the world ".
• The club s foreign tours are also credited with having popularised football around the world; they were the first club to take the sport outside Europe;
• Both games are emerging from largely provincial backgrounds and are growing internationally, although the rate of growth of Australian football around the world has increased in recent decades.
• "We expect Spain to be a very good side but we have seen too many shocks in football around the world to think we can't win.
• Internationally, he served for eight years on the IFAB, which agrees any changes to the laws of football around the world and was one of the earliest advocates of goalline technology.
• The "'FIFA Fair Play Award "'is a FIFA recognition of exemplary behaviour that promotes the spirit of fair play and compassion in : association football around the world.
• Inaugurated by a group of expatriates studying at the universities after World War I, the Oxford v Cambridge game is one of the oldest varsity matches, and an early example of the spread of Australian rules football around the world.
• He continues to attend all of Arsenal s home matches and is present at most international tournaments as a guest of UEFA and FIFA . He continues to provide his views on all the major issues of interest relating to the future of football around the world; be it in media interviews or at conferences and many other public speaking engagements including at schools across the UK . Topics that he has addressed include foreign-ownership of clubs, club finances and levels of debt within the game, goal-line technology ( of which he s a strong advocate ), youth development and the development of women's football.