acclimatise
/ɐˈklaɪmɐˌtaɪz/ C1 to get used to a new place or new conditionsLiverpool open the Premier League season away at Newcastle United on Sunday 23 August 2026, at St James' Park, which leaves under a fortnight to acclimatise.
Matches
alumnus
/ɐˈlʌmnəs/ C1 a former member of a clubAs an Arsenal alumnus in charge of the opposing team, he gave a pre-season friendly a novelty it would not otherwise have had.
apart
/ɐˈpɑːt/ A2 with a space of time between two thingsThey came two minutes apart.
arranged
/ɐˈɹeɪndʒd/ A2 planned before it happenedA penalty shootout was arranged in case of a draw.
assists
/ɐˈsɪsts/ A2 passes or touches that set up a goal directlyHe provided two assists.
Christos Tzolis made his competitive debut for the club and provided two assists.
Christos Tzolis made his competitive debut for the club and finished the match with two assists.
attendance
/ɐˈtɛndəns/ B2 the number of people who come to watch a matchThe attendance was the biggest ever for a football match in Ireland.
Chelsea's own report gives the attendance as 28,741, and says that the defender Aaron Anselmino had to be replaced because of an injury.
Manchester City put the attendance at upwards of 50,000.
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