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libero

British  
/ ˈliːbero /

noun

  1. another name for sweeper

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The Observer's football correspondent, Rory Smith, who co-hosts the Libero football podcast, praises Lineker for his "forward-thinking, progressive and imaginative" approach to reaching "a different audience" through a new platform.

From BBC

“Our slogan all year was ’no gym, no problem,” Palisades senior libero Lucy Neilson said.

From Los Angeles Times

“We’re here because we pushed for it,” Tigers libero Yahaira Ramirez said.

From Los Angeles Times

Under coach Arman Mercado, defending City Section Open Division champion Taft won 40 or more matches in each of the three previous seasons, but the core of that group graduated last spring, including Co-Players of the Year Aleiah Carr and Francine Baltazar-Shine, libero Gianella Tijamo and All-City outside hitter Eva Velarde.

From Los Angeles Times

Palisades is hungry for its first title in five years with hitter Tulah Block and libero Lucy Neilson.

From Los Angeles Times