Upfield

Definition

upfield /ʌp'fi:ld / adj, adv (in sport) တစ္ဖက္အသင္းဘက္သို႔။ kick the ball upfield.

Examples

1. ‘Stephen King and Michael Munds had worked the ball upfield into the path of O'Neill
2. who made the inspired choice to venture forward.’
3. ‘All are quick and athletic
4. which should enable them to get upfield and make plays.’
5. ‘Leigh Semblauk's speed was making a difference in getting the ball upfield and to a striker quickly.’
6. ‘WR Kevin Dyson has been far more aggressive this season in heading upfield with the ball.’
7. ‘They snatch the ball out of the air and accelerate upfield.’
8. ‘The ball also generally bounces upfield
9. away from the end zone.’
10. ‘He is a superb tackler of the ball
11. and is not afraid to roam upfield to cross the ball.’
12. ‘You catch the ball and try to get upfield as fast as you can.’
13. ‘Once again the rules allow the goalkeeper to ‘carry’ the ball inside his own penalty area and many do
14. right to the edge before kicking it upfield.’
15. ‘Keaton needs to be more assertive to get the ball upfield quickly.’