wall pass

British  

noun

1. Also called: one-two.  soccer a movement in which one player passes the ball to another and sprints forward to receive the quickly played return

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Example Sentences

Marianna, the “city of southern charm”, saw Hurricane Michael’s destructive eye wall pass directly overhead this week, lashing trees into kindling, tearing roofs and awnings, punching through signs and leaving the city’s power grid a matted mess of tangled cable.

From The Guardian

Beal shot 6-of-8 from beyond the arc, and five of those makes came off a Wall pass.

From Washington Times

The Brazilian started to take charge – a lovely backheeled wall pass nearly put Sadio Mané in behind, but Leighton Baines read the danger and made a crucial intervention.

From The Guardian

The plan was a John Wall pass threaded through heavy traffic.

From Washington Post

I can play a wall pass off him, give him crosses.

From The Guardian