Sports

2. Having good luck or experiencing something good by chance. (adjective)
4. An event where people or teams try to win. (noun)
5. Full of many people, with little space to move. (adjective)
7. A large group of people watching or attending an event. (noun)
9. A large sports ground with seats for spectators. (noun)
11. A person who trains and helps athletes or a sports team improve. (noun)
14. The tools or objects needed to play a sport or do an activity. (noun)
17. To do an activity regularly in order to improve your skills. (verb, BrE)
19. A competition with several games or matches to decide the winner. (noun)
20. A person who regularly competes in sports, especially athletics. (noun)

1. Sports that include running, jumping and throwing events. (noun)
3. Always wanting to win and be better than other people. (adjective)
6. The instructions that explain how a game or sport must be played. (plural noun)
8. When a game ends with both teams or players having the same score. (noun)
10. A game between two players or two teams. (noun)
12. To take part in a game or event and try to win. (verb)
13. A person who plays on the same team as you. (noun)
15. The area of grass or artificial surface where sports such as football, rugby or hockey are played. (noun, BrE)
16. A place where sports such as tennis, basketball or volleyball are played. (noun)
18. The official who makes sure players follow the rules during a game. (noun)