How to Say “Rugby” in Italian (+ the Most Important Italian Rugby Terms)

Yuan
try

A Yuan (plural: met) are earned by landing the ball inside the goal area, 5 points in league play, 4 points in league play, and an additional 2 points for converting kicks.

transformation
convert

A transformation (plural: change) indicates the scoring opportunity that follows a successful attempt. Once the ball lands inside the goal area, the team has the opportunity to score an extra two points by kicking the ball over the goalposts and over the crossbar. The transition must begin on a vertical line that intersects the attempt line for the attempt score.

Team
team

A Team (plural: team) consists of fifteen players, including eight forwards and seven defenders.the italian team is called Bruce (Bruce).

rugby field
football asphalt

A rugby field is a field 100 meters long and 70 meters wide. It is called in plural form “rugby field“

punish
punish

“punish“(to punish) are penalized for obvious violations such as offside positions, dangerous play or handling the ball on the ground during a rake. A penalty is called”punish“ or “set ball“.

reduce
drop target

A reduce (plural: reduce), which counts as three points and is completed when a player kicks the ball from his hand past the opposing team’s goalposts. However, the ball must touch the ground after it hits the ground before it can be kicked.

deal with
deal with

A deal with (plural: tackle the ball) occurs to one or more opposing players (known as grappling hand (grappling hand), grab the ball carrier and bring it down to the ground, pinning it there to stop it going.

Rook
Rook

In Italian, a Rook still a Rook (plural: Rook). This represents the phase of play that occurs when one or more players from each team are standing upright, making contact with the ball.

football
Kick

A football (plural: Kick) is pretty self-explanatory.There are many different styles of play in rugby, including punish (penalty), drop kick (drop kick) and Free kick (Free kick).

win or lose
Win or lose

The team with the most points is the winner of the game.

ball/rugby
football

A football (plural: football) weighs about 400 grams and is characterized by an oval shape with four panels.

ride
go through

A pass is the passing of the ball from one player to another and in rugby can only be passed flat or backwards.some different kinds pace (pass) in rugby includes walking pass (kick pass), Tact (spin pass) and forward pass (forward pass).

stadium
stadium

The home ground of the Italian National Football League is currently olympic stadium, just north of Rome. It has a capacity of just over 70,000 people.

Advantage
Advantage

Advantage (plural: advantage) is a provision that gives the non-offending team the ability to continue play after a foul.The referee did not stop the game abruptly, but signaled Advantage And allow the non-offending team to continue the game temporarily.

referee
referee

referee (referee) to follow the game or game closely to make sure the rules are followed.

team leader
team leader

this team leader (plural: team leader) is a player, leader, communicator, decision maker, and an important link between the team and the coach.

match
game / match

each match (plural: matches) for 80 minutes. A home game is called home game However player of the match yes man of the match.

Rugby a 15
rugby union

official name of the sport football / football.

commentator
commentator

commentator (commentator) describe what happened during the game and give their opinions to listeners and spectators.they are also called host, commentator (on TV) or broadcast commentator (on the radio).

coach
coach

coach (coach) promotes the development of players’ movement, behavior, preparation and physical fitness, while enhancing their awareness, creativity, resilience and decision-making.

offside
offside

Under the offside rule, a player is prohibited from gaining any advantage by being in front of the ball.

change of ownership
turnover

In rugby, change of ownership Occurs when possession of the ball is transferred from the attacking team to the defending team.

have
have

this have ball called have (plural: property) in Italian.

melee (ordered)
confusion

A Melee (plural: muscle) or orderly quarrel Players huddled close together with their heads down, trying to get the ball. A scrimmage occurs after a forward pass or impact.

Wound
Injuried

Serious Wound (Injuried) often appear in rugby games, such as concussion (concussion).

meeting point
break down

The term refers to the brief period of open play that follows a tackle and before and during the ensuing brawl.

mark
mark

In rugby, players have the opportunity to “mark” the ball, which means they can catch it without fear of being intercepted by an opposing player. The player who marks the ball may take a free kick from the marked position.Points are awarded only if you catch the ball within 22 seconds of your side

red card / jallow
yellow/red card

The referee showed a yellow card (plural: yellow card) to the warned player. A red card (plural: red card) are shown to players who are sent off.

player
player

In rugby union, a team consists of fifteen player (player): Eight in tight scramble, seven spread out on the field, known as defenders.

wounded
wounded

A wounded (plural: wounded) begins when a player with the ball is blocked off the ground by an opponent and teammates join and form a group of at least three players all standing. This includes the ball carrier and one player from each team.