fouls

[foulz]

noun

(used with a singular verb)

1. foot rot.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fouls¹

foul + -s ³

Example Sentences

Getafe consistently rank among the teams who defend furthest from their goal, catch teams offside the most times and commit the most fouls.

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There were 32 fouls in total - the most in a Premier League game so far this season.

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The passion of the home support was matched by the intensity Newcastle played with and Liverpool, tellingly, conceded seven fouls in the opening 20 minutes alone as they aggressively tried to keep the hosts back.

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During his time at the club he led the Reds in terms of dribbles completed and fouls won, while ranking second for goals, goal involvements and touches in the opposition box.

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Smith won the second highest number of fouls in the WSL last season, with 14 of the 46 coming in the final third.

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