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121 Association of European Professional Football Leagues
■ A non-profit association that aims to create and increase cooperation among its Member Leagues in order to develop their own activities and to act as a whole while promoting professional football in accordance with the respective statutes and regulations of UEFA and FIFA, and whose main objectives are to be the voice of professional football leagues in Europe, to participate in and appoint representatives to UEFA committees, to consider social dialogue issues at a European level, and, where appropriate, to act as a social partner.■ Nicht gewinnorientierter Verein mit dem Zweck, eine Zusammenarbeit unter den Mitgliedsligen zu erreichen bzw. die bestehende zu verbessern, um deren eigene Aktivitäten weiterzuentwickeln und in Übereinstimmung mit den entsprechenden Statuten und Reglementen der UEFA und der FIFA die Stimme der Profifußballligen in Europa zu sein, mit dem Ziel, an Sitzungen von UEFA-Kommissionen teilzunehmen und Vertreter für solche Sitzungen zu bezeichnen, Themen des sozialen Dialogs auf europäischer Ebene zu behandeln und gegebenenfalls als Sozialpartner zu fungieren.Englisch-deutsch wörterbuch fußball > Association of European Professional Football Leagues
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122 attacking midfielder
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123 attacking midfield player
Englisch-deutsch wörterbuch fußball > attacking midfield player
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124 build-up
■ Collective movement by a team in possession of the ball in its attempt to create a goalscoring opportunity.■ Verhalten der Mannschaft in Ballbesitz beim Versuch, eine Spielsituation zu kreieren, in der ein eigener Spieler in eine günstige Abschlussposition gebracht wird. -
125 cross
■ 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 ballFlanke f■ Pass von einer der beiden Außenbahnen zur Mitte, der einen in der Regel im Strafraum postierten Mitspieler erreichen und diesem eine Torchance ermöglichen soll. -
126 cross-field ball
■ 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 ballFlanke f■ Pass von einer der beiden Außenbahnen zur Mitte, der einen in der Regel im Strafraum postierten Mitspieler erreichen und diesem eine Torchance ermöglichen soll. -
127 decisive pass
■ Transfer of the ball from one player to another to create a goalscoring opportunity.♦ To play a decisive pass.■ Weiterleiten des Balls an einen Mitspieler, der dieses Zuspiel zu einer Tormöglichkeit nutzen kann.♦ Einen entscheidenden Pass spielen. -
128 defence
■ Players in a team whose main job is to defend their own goal against the attacks of the opposing team and to create opportunities for their own team's counter-attacks.Abwehr f■ Gesamtheit der verteidigenden Spieler einer Mannschaft, die die Aufgabe haben, die Angriffe der gegnerischen Mannschaft abzuwehren und Ausgangspositionen für den eigenen Angriff zu schaffen.
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