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1 appel croisé
Action collective exécutée par deux joueurs lorsque le premier croise la course de son coéquipier et récupère le ballon au passage.Syn. appel croisé mAttacking move where a player runs from behind his team-mate to a position nearer the sideline and overtakes him to receive the ball.Syn. overlappingDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > appel croisé
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2 centre
centre mPasse qui consiste à envoyer le ballon dans la surface de réparation depuis les côtés, pour chercher un attaquant qui est en bonne position pour marquer.A pass from an attacking player near the sideline to a team-mate in the middle or on the opposite side of the field, which is used to create space and/or to give the team-mate a good scoring opportunity.Syn. cross-field ball -
3 dédoublement
Action collective exécutée par deux joueurs lorsque le premier croise la course de son coéquipier et récupère le ballon au passage.Syn. appel croisé mAttacking move where a player runs from behind his team-mate to a position nearer the sideline and overtakes him to receive the ball.Syn. overlappingDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > dédoublement
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4 ligne de touche
Ligne de démarcation située de chaque côté du terrain de jeu dont la longueur doit être supérieure à la longueur des lignes de but.Line running the full length of the field from corner to corner, forming a right angle with the goal lines, which must be longer than the goal lines.Syn. sideline USDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > ligne de touche
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