1.Attacking midfielder - The most forward-playing midfielder, playing right behind the strikers, he supports the Striker by providing quality passes so the striker has a good chance to score a goal.
2.Attacking team -The team that has possession of the ball, in which they are getting close to scoring a goal.
3.Bicycle kick or scissors kick - When a player kicks the ball in mid-air backwards and over his own head, usually making contact above waist level.
4.Chest trap - When a player uses his chest to slow down and control the ball in the air.
5.Chip pass - When a player kicks the ball in the air to his teamate, where the ball passes over the opponents head.
6.Chip shot - A ball kicked into the air, trying to make the ball pass over the goalkeeper's head and still make it under the crossbar and into the goal.
7.Consolation match - A tournament game played between the losers of the 2 semi-final matches to decide the third-place team in the tournament.
8.Defensive midfielder - The player positioned just in front of his team's defence, he is often assigned to mark the opposition's strikers.
9.Dribbling - A player who has quality control of the ball where he has firm control of the ball with his feet.
10.Football - Name for soccer everywhere around the world except USA.
11.Goal - When a ball crosses the goal line and below the crossbar, for which a point will be awarded.
12.Hacking - Kicking an opponents leg by purpose.
13.Hand Ball - When a player touches the ball with his hands, then the opposing team is awarded a direct free kick.
14.Hat Trick - A player who scores three goals or more is known as a Hat Trick.
15.In play - When a ball is within the boundaries of the field and play has not been stopped by the referee.
16.Instep drive - A straight shot taken with the instep of a player's foot, it is usually the most powerful and accurate of shots when playing soccer.
17.Juggling - Keeping a ball in the air with any part of the body but without using the hands or arms. Juggling is regularly used by soccer player, for practice and developing co-ordination.
18.League - A group of teams that are playing each other to decide what standings they reach at the end of the soccer season.
19.Loft or lob - A very high arching kick.
20.Man-to-man - When a player is assigned to mark and take the ball away from the opposing player.
21.Near Post- The goal post that is closest to the ball.
22.Official game clock - The clock that the referee carries with him on the field so he can signal when each half-time and full-time is over.
23.Offside - When a attacking player positioned so that fewer than 2 opposing defensive players normally the goalkeeper and 1 other defender, are between him and the goal, then the attacking player is offside. A player is not offside if he is exactly even with one or both of these defensive players.
24.Push pass - When a player pushes the ball with the inside of his foot to a team-mate.
25.Shin-Guards - Pads that is strapped onto a player's lower leg to protect the shins, so if an opponent kicks the player, he would not be seriously injured.
26.Short-Handed - A team playing with less than its full 11 players that should be playing is called short-handed.
27.Square pass - A pass that is made by a player to a teammate running alongside him is called a square pass.
28.Thigh trap - When a player is using his thigh to slow down and control a ball in the air, then this is referred as a thigh trap.
29.Trap - When a player is using his body to slow down and control a moving ball, frequently using his chest, thighs or feet is called a trap.
30.Volley - When a ball is kicked by a player when it is off the ground then this is refereed as a volley.
31.Wall - A line of defending players that are together shoulder-to-shoulder to protect their goal, so that when the opponents take a free kick they will find it difficult to place the ball inside the goal.
note that all of the terms came from www.anything-soccer.com