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1. www.premierleague.com › news › 4029745Season trends: Headers rise despite fewer crosses

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   3 days ago · Another trend that flies in the face of this large rise in headed goals is the continued downturn in crosses produced in Premier League matches. Back in 2003/04, we saw 42 crosses per match, but since then we have witnessed a year-on-year decrease, leading to an average of just 23.5 crosses this term.

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3. www.premierleague.com › news › 4028988Season trends: Fast breaks and high turnovers on the rise

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   4 days ago · The Blues had 34 shots from fast breaks compared to 16 the season before, while Wolves, under Gary O’Neil, had an increase from 20 to 36. It was Andoni Iraola who had the biggest influence, though. Bournemouth leapt from 20th to 1st by producing a league-high 47 shots from fast breaks. In 2022/23 they had the fewest, with only 11.

4. www.bbc.co.uk › learningenglish › englishBBC Learning English - The English We Speak / Fever pitch

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   3 days ago · The men’s football World Cup is coming, and excitement has reached fever pitch! It’s an expression used to describe a state of high emotion, and because it’s got the word ‘pitch’ in it ...

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6. www.iwmbuzz.com › television › editorialIPL Is Over; Buck Up For The Battle Ahead, You TV Shows!!

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   3 days ago · It’s a time for TV networks to introduce unique storylines and engaging drama to attract more viewers. We at IWMBuzz.com take a look at how the scenario looks like for the TV shows, this week (as per today’s ratings). The top-rated show Anupamaa (Star Plus) has not seen a significant rise. It is placed at the #1 spot with 2.2 TVR.

7. www.bbc.co.uk › learningenglish › englishBBC Learning English - The English We Speak / Win hands down

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   3 days ago · If we say someone will ‘ win hands down ’ it means they will win easily or decisively. So, if your team are as good as you say they are, there is nothing to worry about. Good luck anyway. It ...

8. www.bbc.co.uk › learningenglish › englishThe English We Speak / The royal treatment - BBC

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   3 days ago · Fever pitch Episode 221107 / 14 Nov 2022 Are you crazy with excitement about the World Cup?

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   What does fever pitch mean?

   • The men’s football World Cup is coming, and excitement has reached fever pitch! It’s an expression used to describe a state of high emotion, and because it’s got the word ‘pitch’ in it, it’s often associated with football. Hello and welcome to The English We Speak with me Jiaying... … and me, Neil. You look rather excited, Neil? Of course I am.

   BBC Learning English - The English We Speak / Fever pitch

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   Is there a fever on the football pitch?

   • Don’t worry, Jiaying, there’s no actual fever on the football pitch. No one is ill! ‘Fever pitch’ is just an expression that means there are high levels of excitement. Thank goodness for that. Let’s hear some examples. Examples I was at the school sports day and excitement was at fever pitch. The kids were going crazy supporting their classmates!

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   Is there a fever on the pitch at the World Cup?

   • The football World Cup is about to start! Excitement has reached fever pitch. Well that doesn’t sound very good. The last thing we need at the World Cup is fever on the pitch! Don’t worry, Jiaying, there’s no actual fever on the football pitch. No one is ill! ‘Fever pitch’ is just an expression that means there are high levels of excitement.

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   Why is anger at Fever Pitch?

   • Anger reached fever pitch after the referee said it wasn’t a goal. This is The English We Speak from BBC Learning English. We’re talking about the expression ‘fever pitch’, which means a state of high emotion. As you heard in the examples, it’s not just excitement that can be at fever pitch. It can be any strong emotion, such as anger or criticism.

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10. www.fourfourtwo.com › features › champions-leagueJude Bellingham's crowning night: what it was like to be at ...

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    1 day ago · It almost seems like a fever dream now that, four years ago, Ancelotti really was finishing 12th in the Premier League with a chaotic Everton, virtually written off as a top-level manager ...