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positional

[puh-zish-uhn-uhl]

adjective

  1. relating to, regarding, or dependent on position.

  2. unmoving or moving very little.



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By playing in a rigid positional manner, players don't roam, so don't drag the opposition into unfamiliar areas.

From BBC

Yet the fabulous end to the 2023-24 campaign masked positional deficiencies in Mainoo's game that were apparent as United's midfield was routinely overrun.

From BBC

Last week's 4-0 friendly win against Tirol in Austria confirmed it: Madrid will play a more positional game, in line with modern trends, where individuals must sacrifice ego for the collective.

From BBC

Anita Asante: They have added depth and players with versatility - there's good balance in the team that will allow for positional rotation.

From BBC

"Modern football is not positional. You have to ride the rhythm."

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