well-coached

[wel kohcht]

adjective

1. having the benefit of a skilled and effective coach or coaches.

Example Sentences

"Ignoring the fact that the clubs relegated from the Premier League have an unfair financial advantage because of parachute payments, a well-run, hardworking, well-coached team that is astute in the transfer market has every chance of making it to the play-offs, where stature counts for nothing," David from the Forever Bristol City Podcast told BBC Sport.

From BBC

Frankfurt are a well-coached pressing side who rely on the tactical and spatial awareness of players such as Tunisian Ellyes Skhiri and the experienced Mario Gotze in midfield, as well as smooth co-operation among position groups.

From BBC

"They are playing incredible football and are well-coached. Maresca has done a top job so far with his coaching staff and they look extremely dangerous."

From BBC

David also played for Yarmouth-Dennis in 1993 and 1994, leaving the impression of a well-coached, well-prepared player before his eight-year career as a big-league utility man.

From Los Angeles Times

It says here that Curt Miller’s well-coached team will steal the show.

From Los Angeles Times