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A method of passing the ball by holding it with one hand and hitting it with the other.

Catching the ball directly from a kick of 15 meters or more without it touching the ground or being touched by another player.

Scoring 6 points by kicking the ball between the two taller goal posts without it being touched.

Scoring 1 point when the ball passes between a goal post and a behind post, or is touched before passing between the goal posts.

A technique where a player bounces the ball on the ground while running.

A term for a spectacular mark, often involving jumping on the back of another player to catch the ball

Physically restraining an opposition player who has possession of the ball, potentially resulting in a free kick.

A tall player responsible for contesting ball-ups and boundary throw-ins.

A type of kick that spins the ball about its long axis, allowing for greater distance.

A quick, improvised kick, typically over the shoulder, used to score or pass the ball in a tight situation.

A position on the field typically running along the sides, primarily responsible for linking the defense to the offense.

The middle area of the ground from which the ball is bounced at the start of each quarter and after every goal.

The area where players can be substituted on and off the field.

A violation called when a player in possession of the ball is tackled and does not immediately dispose of the ball legally.

Using the body to block or shield an opponent to protect a teammate in possession of the ball or to clear a path.

A mistake or bad play, often resulting in a turnover.

The player who operates on the wing, often contributing to both offensive and defensive plays.

Area of the ground near the scoring zone on each side, which is often where the smaller, quicker forwards play.

The main target inside the attacking 50-meter arc, typically responsible for scoring goals.

A less central area in the forward line, where players contribute to attacks and score from slightly further out.

Key defensive position at the back of the field responsible for stopping the opposing full forward.

A forward position that is central to attacking plays, often a key target for midfielders delivering the ball into the forward line.

A key defensive position responsible for repelling attacks and starting counter-plays.

A small, fast player who plays in the forward pocket, known for agility and ability to score.