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kick-off
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kick-off
noun (Informal) start, opening, beginning, commencement, outset, starting point, inception people awaiting the kick-off of the parade
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kick-off → الركلة الأولى zahájení zápasu start Anstoß εναρκτήριο λάκτισμα saque inicial aloitus coup d’envoi početak calcio d’inizio キックオフ 시작 aftrap avspark rozpoczęcie meczu chute inicial, pontapé de saída начало avspark การเตะลูกครั้งแรก başlama vuruşu cú phát bóng 开球
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45pm kick-offs except where stated) Rubin Kazan v Inter Milan (Group F, Sky Sports 2, 5.
ARMCHAIR ANALYSIS by The Mirror (London, England)
Teams in central Europe, which is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time, will not be so badly effected with the time difference meaning their kick-offs will be at 7pm and 9.
Early kick-off could see Villa fans facing Cup KO by Birmingham Mail (England)
Over the last five years we have had more lunchtime kick-offs than anyone and you would think that deserves attention.
Fergie: I'm with Rafa by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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