Term Gallery logo

Meanings of football commentator in English

Russian
спортивный комментатор
Portuguese
comentador desportivo
Spanish
comentarista deportiva
Catalan
comentarista esportiu
Wikidata

Sports broadcaster who comments a live event.

Related terms
спортивный комментатор
Usage of football commentator in English
1
Watch how a local Brazilian football commentator warms up for the 2014 World Cup.
BBC
2
At which point, if you were a football commentator, you would pronounce loudly: game over.
The Guardian
3
He's closer to a life as an avuncular football commentator than to another Super Bowl.
The Guardian
4
Murray became more than a football commentator.
News.com.au
5
The former All White and our football commentator for the tournament, Sam Malcolmson, is in the studio.
Radio NZ
6
Every single Al Ahly fan is living for revenge against a policeman, said veteran football commentator Alaa Sadek.
Reuters
7
Joining me in the studio is former All White and our football commentator for the tournament, Sam Malcolmson.
Radio NZ
8
When football commentator Richard Keys argued that the blog figures were inaccurate, he was debunked in the Daily Express.
The Guardian
9
The report claims Vautin will see out his contract for 2018 in a diminished role as a live football commentator.
News.com.au
10
Former All White and RNZ's football commentator for the tournament Sam Malcolmson joins us in the last minutes of the football world cup.
Radio NZ
11
Football commentators were impressed to see the technology actually work.
News.com.au
12
Football commentator Daniel Garb posted: Whatever the end result this has been deplorable from GWS.
News.com.au
13
As the anchor for football commentators he was a fair but firm chairman and decisive adjudicator.
The Guardian
14
Squeaky bum time, as the football commentators say.
The Guardian
15
Fox Football commentator Mark Bosnich said Arnold heaped pressure on his side by talking too big a game.
News.com.au
16
Gallic football commentators are often heard to blame the weather for a team's performance, without a hint of irony.
The Guardian