Unbelievable collapse! (The Campus Soccer I)> <

I am a student and a member of the football team in my college which is the Department of Automation.

Last Week, we took a match with Biology college.

Last week, we had a match against the Department of Biology.

In my old opinion, it's a ,I think, balance competition with each other.

In my opinion, it was a "I think, balance" competition against each other. 在这个"I think, balance" 没有意思

Especially we had a better result in historical record.

In the past, we have had the better results against them.

We put 4-3-3 to face them, and I was a left forward in the ground.

We put out a 4-3-3 against them and I was in the left wing position.

As the time went by, it proved how we misunderstood the ability of opponents.

As the match went on, it was clear that we had totally underestimated the standard of the opponents.

I found that we just had few chances to shoot their door.

We only had a few chances to shoot at their goal.

On the contrary, we lost control in the midfied. If I must explain the scene, I will say that we just liked a group of sheep waiting wolf to destroy ourselves. > <

We were overrun in the midfield.

There was no doubt that we lost the march with a sad result(1-7).

We were very unhappy at losing 1-7.

I got a assistant to help my center-forward goal. It was a gift only made me happy at this march.^ ^

I did get an assist for the centre-forward to score a goal. That was the only thing that made me happy in the match.

Tomorrow we will come back. But we should train more seriously. I want to witness the Victory Goddess instead of another defeated.^ ^

We will be back tomorrow. We should train more seriously if we want to taste victory.

(PS: I have a question. Could I use the vocabulary 'football' to explain the same meaning?) Answer - 'Football' is the proper word for the game.

PPS - you can watch English Premier League football and listen to the English commentary. It has all the football terms you need. The more you watch, the easier it will be to pick up the language of football.