Write a paragraph of 50-60 words to describe a football match that you watched recently

Sample 1:

The football match between Vietnam and Cambodia teams held in My Dinh stadium is one of the most memorable I've ever seen. When I arrive and find a secluded courtyard, other people flocked and crowded together. By now, both teams shook hands and arbitrated a coin to see which team had the ball first. Vietnam team has the right to advance the ball. At first, the Vietnamese team scored thanks to Van Tuong. But near the end of the 1st half, a Cambodian player won the ball and scored on the Vietnam golf team. The second half, players pass the ball to Tai Em Cong Vinh, and he shoot on goal for the time the keeper loopholes. Everyone cheered loudly, people cheered for the Vietnam champion, while the paper and the fireworks, made the atmosphere very noisy in the field. I really like this game and look forward to watching a football match again.

Sample 2:

My experience watching a live football match in the stadium was amazing and unforgettable. The atmosphere in the stadium was surreal and that's the kind of experience you'd want to have when you watch the match live in the stadium.

The match I watched was the World Cup 2010 Quarter Final between Ghana and Uruguay, which ended 1-1 after extra time and Uruguay went through to the semi final after winning 4-2 via Penalty Shootout. This is also my first and so far the only match I've been to.

Sample 3:

Two weeks ago on Saturday, I watched a football final match between U23 Vietnam and U23 Uzbekistan at school. All the students and the teachers enjoyed it. First, they sang the national song. The first half of the match, U23 Uzbekistan won 1-0. The second half of the match, U23 Vietnam tried to kick the ball into the other's goal and they won 1-1. But finally U23 Uzbekistan won 2-1. And the winner is U23 Uzbekistan. Although U23 Vietnam lost, they tried their best. I love Vietnam.

Sample 4:

Last Sunday, my friend and I went to see a football match. It was played between our college team and the Government college team. It was played on our school grounds. Both the teams were in uniforms. Both the teams were equally strong. The referee blew a long whistle. There was a toss. We won the toss. Both the teams took their sides. The match started. For some time, the game was slow. But soon it became very brisk. The ball was changing sides again and again. Our players put up a good show. Then our captain got a chance. He kicked the ball so hard that it passed right through the goal posts. There were loud cheers from all sides. Our players were mad with joy. Soon there was the interval. Both the teams were given light refreshment. Sides were changed after the interval. The referee blew the whistle and the match started again. The other team tried hard to equalize. But all their efforts were unsuccessful. The referee blew a long whistle. The match was over. Our team won the match by one goal. The students of our college were beside themselves with joy. The next day was declared a holiday. We came back home happily.

Sample 5:

Last weekend, my father and I watched a football match on TV. The match began at 7.00 pm on Thursday in My Dinh Stadium. There are two teams: Vietnam national football team and Japan national football team. At the start of the match, two teams played very well. All the members tried to help their team score. In the first half of the match: Japan national football team scored 1 goal. In the second half of the match, Vietnam national football team scored 3 goals. The result was that Vietnam national football team won 3-1.

Sample 6:

To celebrate the HCM Communist Youth Union's Foundation Day, our school Sports Club recently played a friendly match with Nguyen Khuyen School’s Football Team. The match was held on March 24^th at 3:00 p.m. at the Hoa Lu stadium. It was a nice day. In the first half, our teams played pretty well. They tried to keep the ball away from the goal and as near to our rivals as possible. By a combination of passing and dribbling, the opponents gave a shot into our goal. Fortunately, our goalie could catch the ball. All the stands seemed to explode with merry and exciting shouts. And all the schoolboys and girls jumped up and down cheering. In the second half, both teams played beautifully and skilfully and tried to score the goal, but no-one succeeded. Finally it was a draw. When the game was over, all of us were happy to have a fair game. I think all the schools in the area should hold such a friendly game to tie up and promote friendship and solidarity together.