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51 Spanish Football Fan Phrases for Match Day (Audio)
Cheer in Spanish: goals, VAR, referee talk and watching with friends. 51 match-day phrases with English translation and audio.
Table of Contents
Cheering
- 01
¡Vamos, equipo!
Come on, team!
- 02
Todavía queda partido.
There is still game left.
- 03
Hay que animar más.
We have to cheer more.
- 04
La afición está encendida.
The fans are fired up.
- 05
No dejemos de cantar.
Let's not stop singing.
- 06
Ese gol nos levantó.
That goal lifted us up.
- 07
Hoy se siente especial.
Today feels special.
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Match Day
- 08
Lleguemos temprano.
Let's arrive early.
- 09
Quiero ver el calentamiento.
I want to watch the warm-up.
- 10
Traje la bufanda del club.
I brought the club scarf.
- 11
El estadio está lleno.
The stadium is full.
- 12
Hay ambiente de clásico.
There is a derby atmosphere.
- 13
¿Dónde están nuestros asientos?
Where are our seats?
- 14
La grada está cantando.
The stand is singing.
Referee and VAR
- 15
Eso era falta.
That was a foul.
- 16
El árbitro no la vio.
The referee didn't see it.
- 17
Fue fuera de juego.
It was offside.
- 18
Que lo revise el VAR.
Let VAR review it.
- 19
La decisión fue justa.
The decision was fair.
- 20
No entiendo esa amarilla.
I don't understand that yellow card.
- 21
Eso no era penalti.
That wasn't a penalty.
Goals and Chances
- 22
¡Qué golazo!
What a great goal!
- 23
La tuvo clarísima.
He had a very clear chance.
- 24
Faltó definir mejor.
The finishing needed to be better.
- 25
Ese pase fue perfecto.
That pass was perfect.
- 26
El portero salvó todo.
The goalkeeper saved everything.
- 27
Entró por muy poco.
It went in by very little.
- 28
Nos faltó suerte.
We lacked luck.
Defense and Subs
- 29
La defensa está muy sólida.
The defense is very solid.
- 30
Hay que cerrar espacios.
They need to close spaces.
- 31
Nos están ganando la espalda.
They're getting behind us.
- 32
Hace falta un cambio.
A substitution is needed.
- 33
Ese cambio llegó tarde.
That substitution came late.
- 34
El mediocampo está cansado.
The midfield is tired.
- 35
Necesitamos más presión.
We need more pressure.
Sayings and Chants
- 36
¡A por ellos!
Let's go get them!
- 37
¡Sí se puede!
Yes, we can!
- 38
¡Gooool!
Goooal!
- 39
Partido a partido.
One game at a time.
- 40
El fútbol es así.
That's football.
- 41
¡Qué paradón!
What a save!
- 42
Le hizo un caño.
He nutmegged him.
- 43
Gol por la escuadra.
A goal into the top corner.
- 44
Va a colgar las botas.
He is going to hang up his boots.
Watching Together
- 45
¿Dónde vemos el partido?
Where are we watching the game?
- 46
Baja un poco la música.
Turn the music down a little.
- 47
No se oye la narración.
We can't hear the commentary.
- 48
Pide otra ronda.
Order another round.
- 49
Hoy te toca sufrir.
Today you have to suffer.
- 50
Buena suerte, pero no tanta.
Good luck, but not too much.
- 51
Nos vemos en la revancha.
See you in the rematch.
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