Soccer Positions


Soccer Positions

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Soccer Positions

It is the goalie's who has to prevent the opponents from scoring a goal. This person is the only one who can touch the ball with their hands and they can only move within a certain area of the field.

Defenders or Defensive Positions

Centerback the centerbacks try to stop the opponents particularly the strikers of the opposing team from scoring. They try to keep to ball out of the penalty areas.

Sweepers sweepers go after anyone from the opposing team who breaks through the defense line. A sweeper should be able to control the ball and pass it well and counter any moves that the Authentic nfl jerseys attacking team brings.

Fullback These players try to prevent the Elite nfl jerseys ball from entering the penalty areas

These players are located Cheap soccer shoes between the strikers and the defenders. They try to get the ball from the defenders on the opposing team and pass it to their strikers. This is a position that requires a lot of energy because they have to keep an eye on many things at once. They can be switched from a defensive stance to attacking pose at any Authentic jerseys from china time during the game.

Defensive midfield the purpose of this role is to get the ball from the attackers on the opposing team

Attack midfield these players must try to open avenues for their team to score goals

Strikers or Attackers or Forward

These team members are located close to the opposing team's goal. They are the ones who score goals. Another role they play is to try and help others on their team score a goal. Most familiar soccer players are found in this position because they score the most goals.

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