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121 arc de cercle de coin
Quart de cercle tracé à partir de chaque drapeau de coin à l'intérieur du terrain de jeu, sur lequel est placé le ballon pour le tir de corners.Syn. arc de cercle de corner mQuadrant drawn inside the field of play from each of the four corner flagposts, within which the ball must be placed for a corner kick.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > arc de cercle de coin
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122 arc de cercle de corner
Quart de cercle tracé à partir de chaque drapeau de coin à l'intérieur du terrain de jeu, sur lequel est placé le ballon pour le tir de corners.Syn. arc de cercle de corner mQuadrant drawn inside the field of play from each of the four corner flagposts, within which the ball must be placed for a corner kick.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > arc de cercle de corner
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123 faute grossière
Faute commise par un joueur qui agit avec force excessive ou brutalité envers un joueur adverse au moment où ils se disputent le ballon quand il est en jeu, sanctionnée par une suspension pour un match de compétition ou pour une durée déterminée.Syn. faute grossière fBreach of the Laws of the Game by a player against an opposing player when challenging for the ball, resulting in suspension for one competition match or for a fixed period of time.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > faute grossière
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124 jeu grossier
Faute commise par un joueur qui agit avec force excessive ou brutalité envers un joueur adverse au moment où ils se disputent le ballon quand il est en jeu, sanctionnée par une suspension pour un match de compétition ou pour une durée déterminée.Syn. faute grossière fBreach of the Laws of the Game by a player against an opposing player when challenging for the ball, resulting in suspension for one competition match or for a fixed period of time.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > jeu grossier
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125 renversement du jeu
Tactique consistant à faire passer le ballon d'un côté du terrain à l'autre afin de créer une meilleure ouverture d'attaque.Tactics in which a team quickly moves the ball from one wing to the other in order to surprise the opposing team.Syn. cross-field passDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > renversement du jeu
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126 dégagement de la main
Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > dégagement de la main
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127 hors-jeu passif
Position de hors-jeu dans laquelle un joueur se trouve sans être pénalisé, car il ne prend pas une part active au jeu au moment où le ballon est touché par un coéquipier.Position in which a player is technically offside but not penalised since he is considered to be not involved in active play at the moment when the ball is played by one of his team-mates.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > hors-jeu passif
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128 passe décisive
Passe qui permet au joueur auquel elle est destinée, de marquer un but.♦ Adresser une passe décisive; faire une passe décisive.Transfer of the ball from one player to another to create a goalscoring opportunity.♦ To play a decisive pass.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > passe décisive
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