Collocations for team - noun

home, hometown
away (esp. BrE), opposing, rival, visiting
decent, strong
successful, winning
weak
losing
dream
The manager has chosen his dream team for the World Cup.

junior, senior, youth
under-16, etc.
A, B, first, second, etc.
international, local, national, Olympic
England, Ireland, Scotland, US
French, Japanese, etc.
baseball, basketball, football, relay, etc.
college, school, varsity (esp. AmE)
display (BrE)
a parachute display team

special (in American football)
five-man, five-person, five-strong, five-woman, etc.
Spain are fielding a three-man team in this race.

men's, mixed, women's

field, have
choose, get together, organize, pick, put together
Can you get a team together by Saturday?

coach, manage
be in, be on, play for, play in (esp. BrE), play on (esp. AmE)
I'm playing for the first team this week.

be called up to (BrE), be selected for, get into (esp. BrE), get on (esp. AmE), get onto (esp. AmE), make
Cole has been selected for the team to meet Italy next week.
You didn't make the team, I'm afraid.

be dropped from, be left out of
join, sign for (BrE), sign up for (esp. AmE), sign with (esp. AmE)
He is looking to sign for a Conference League team.
I signed up for the school basketball team.
He hopes to sign with an NFL team.

play, play against
beat
lead
support

enter (esp. AmE), get into, make it into
compete (in sth), take part (in sth) (esp. BrE)
The team competes in a local league.
There are six teams taking part.

play
play sb, play against sb
win (sth)
lose (sth)
Our team lost the final.

game, sport
captain, coach, manager, owner, president (esp. AmE)
official (esp. AmE)
mate (usually teammate)
He apologized to his teammates for his mistake.

championship, competition, event, prize
effort, performance
selection
talk (BrE)
The lads were given a rousing half-time team talk by the coach.

roster (AmE), sheet (BrE) (= the list of players chosen for the team)

in a/the team, on a/the team
I'll have you on the first team.
Whose team are you in? (BrE)
Whose team are you on? (AmE)

team for
She's in the team for the World Championships.

joint
a joint team of European and North American economists

five-strong
husband-and-wife
campaign, creative, design, development, editorial, investigation, management, marketing, production, project, research, sales
a member of the senior management team

legal, medical, surgical
multidisciplinary
special
A special team of police officers will patrol the town.

crack
a crack team of lawyers

rescue, SWAT (esp. AmE)

assemble, build, form, put together, train
Willing volunteers formed teams of helpers to carry everything in.
a specially trained team of advisers

make
You and I make a good team.

head, lead, manage, run
send
The charity sent a team to the area hit by the earthquake.

join
She has recently joined our sales team.

leave
work as
We're learning to work together as a team.

comprise sb, consist of sb
The team consisted of six investigators and two secretaries.

develop sth, operate, work on sth
the team that developed this microchip

work with sb/sth
The team will work closely with other government departments.

leader, member
player (= sb who works well as part of a team)
meeting
approach
building, development
The survival course was intended as a team-building exercise.

chemistry (esp. AmE), dynamics
We have a great team chemistry.

spirit
effort
It took a tremendous team effort to finish the project on time.

in a/the team (esp. BrE), on a/the team (esp. AmE)
There are 20 people in/on the team.

team of
a team of scientists

a member of a team, part of a team