table football

noun

1. a game based on soccer, played on a table with sets of miniature human figures mounted on rods allowing them to be tilted or spun to strike the ball US namefoosball

Example Sentences

After chatting to the team, the prince also had time to enjoy a game of table football with England stars Millie Bright, Mary Earps and Rachel Daly.

From BBC

He played table football with some of the refugees who are living in temporary accommodation at the former Tegel airport.

From Reuters

You might find Louis Malle at the bar, Robert Downey Sr. declaiming in the town’s plaza that plots were dead, Mr. Herzog and Barbet Schroeder playing table football.

From New York Times

There's also a zip-line, giant chess sets, table football, a three-a-side football pitch, mini-golf, and around a dozen or so interactive games where fans can test their shooting, passing or reflexes as a goalkeeper.

From BBC

Excitement levels for a home European Championship in the summer increased on Monday when London marked 100 days until the competition with an unveiling of life-sized table football figures - hours before further sell-out crowds were announced.

From BBC