midfield
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- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌfiːld/
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- In football, the midfield is crucial for linking defense and attack effectively.
- midfield players
And so the only thing going through my head as I'm making my way from the midfield to the referee with the ball was don't look at the goalkeeper.
- And so the only thing going through my head as I'm making my way from the midfield to the referee with the ball was don't look at the goalkeeper.
- For example, football on the head, corner, sidekick, centre back, centre back, attack midfield, centre attack midfield.
Examples
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Both teams at midfield as we get underway.
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Austin Da Luz and Breiner Ortiz, who showed dominance in the midfield, led the RailHawks attack.
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The midfield four are made up of..
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We were men down, and midfield was out of position.
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Now I play center midfield.
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Cazorla was too deep today, and it affected the balance in the midfield.
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Casey took her position at midfield.
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But Dempsey scored early and looked lively and energetic whenever the midfield was able to get him the ball.
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Twice the Bucs took the ball beyond midfield off Ryan's turnovers.
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Lochhead served the ball into the box from midfield; it was flicked in the air by a few Walpole six-footers.
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Etymology
Midfield comes from mid meaning 'middle' and field meaning 'open area'. So, it refers to the central part of a playing field where players often meet and control the game.