How to Say ‘We are going to win this match!’ in French
On va gagner ce match !
ohn vah gah-nyay suh match
[ohn vah gah-nyay suh match]
💬 Usage Tip: In everyday French, on often means "we," so On va gagner is the natural spoken way to say "We're going to win." You will hear this much more than Nous allons gagner in excited speech.
🇫🇷 In France: This is a classic fan reaction: hopeful, emotional, and often said before the result is settled. It sounds natural among supporters watching together.
Phrase Breakdown
On va
ohn vah
We’re going to / We will
This is the near future in French, used to express what is about to happen.
On va partir maintenant.
We’re going to leave now.
Words in this phrase
On
[ohn]
we
In spoken French, on often means we.
On va gagner ce match ! j'en suis sûr.
We're going to win this match! I'm sure of it.
va
[vah]
are going to
Marks the near future with another verb.
On va gagner ce match ! si on reste concentrés.
We're going to win this match! if we stay focused.
gagner
[gah-nyay]
win
Verb meaning to win.
On va gagner ce match ! grâce à cette énergie.
We're going to win this match! thanks to this energy.
ce
[suh]
this
Demonstrative determiner used before a masculine singular noun.
On va gagner ce match ! aujourd'hui.
We're going to win this match! today.
match
[match]
match / game
A sports game, especially football here.
On va gagner ce match ! contre une grande équipe.
We're going to win this match! against a great team.
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