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I am trying to figure out on what sport the following sentence is refering to:
Amago un pase y batio al portiero..
Unfortunately that is the only sentence i have and i am to tell which sport is it they are playing,if anyone could throw some ideas i would be very thankful
7 Answers
Amagó un pase y batió al portero..
99% sure it refers to soccer (fútbol).
well,,atleast if i was in the middle of the fight i will definitely guard my b'''s. otherwise one goal will count as 2.
Heidita said:
PUNISHER said:
i can`t throw far but i would say maybe bullfighting.
omg....jejejejejTha¡t is sooo funny: a portero (goalkeeper) in a bullfight?
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Dimitris Papas said:
thanx everyone for your help!!i hope too its football.the other one i thought was ice-hockey but less possible like you said.Although it would be interesting to see a ''portero'' in place of a ''matador''!!!!''''''''? ''''!!(it was time i saw some greek spoken here!)
jeje, greek too eh?
Well, ice hockey could be correct too. We would need more context.
thanx everyone for your help!!i hope too its football.the other one i thought was ice-hockey but less possible like you said.Although it would be interesting to see a ''portero'' in place of a ''matador''!!!!''''''''? ''''!!(it was time i saw some greek spoken here!)
Guillermo said:
Amagó un pase y batió al portero.. 99% sure it refers to soccer (fútbol).
I would definitely go with this one
He faked a shot and beat the goalkeeper/scored a goal.
PUNISHER said:
i can`t throw far but i would say maybe bullfighting.
omg....jejejejej
Tha¡t is sooo funny: a portero (goalkeeper) in a bullfight'
i can`t throw far but i would say maybe bullfighting.