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indoor soccer
[Sustantivo]

a variation of association football played indoors on a smaller field with walls instead of sidelines

fútbol sala, fútbol indoor

fútbol sala, fútbol indoor

Ex: Indoor soccer requires quick reflexes due to the fast-paced nature of the game .
futsal
[Sustantivo]

a fast-paced variant of indoor soccer played with a smaller ball and on a smaller court

futsal, fútbol sala

futsal, fútbol sala

Ex: I love futsal because it ’s so much fun and helps me stay sharp during the off-season .
beach soccer
[Sustantivo]

a variant of soccer played on sandy beaches with smaller teams and modified rules

fútbol playa, futsal de playa

fútbol playa, futsal de playa

Ex: Beach soccer requires quick reflexes and precise ball control due to the shifting sand.
Paralympic soccer
[Sustantivo]

a modified version of soccer specifically designed for athletes with physical disabilities, played according to adapted rules and regulations

fútbol paralímpico, fútbol adaptado

fútbol paralímpico, fútbol adaptado

Ex: Paralympic soccer has gained popularity and recognition as a competitive sport on the international stage.
blind soccer
[Sustantivo]

a variation of soccer specifically designed for visually impaired athletes, played with a ball containing rattles and with players wearing blindfolds

fútbol ciego, fútbol para ciegos

fútbol ciego, fútbol para ciegos

Ex: Watching blind soccer matches is an inspiring experience, showcasing the determination and talent of visually impaired athletes.
powerchair soccer
[Sustantivo]

a competitive team sport played by individuals using power wheelchairs, involving maneuvering the ball to score goals

fútbol en silla de ruedas eléctrica, fútbol de sillas de ruedas motorizadas

fútbol en silla de ruedas eléctrica, fútbol de sillas de ruedas motorizadas

Ex: The school powerchair soccer to its adaptive sports program .
cross
[Sustantivo]

a pass sent from the side of the field to the area near the opponent's goal

centro, pase lateral

centro, pase lateral

Ex: He made a brilliant cross into the penalty box for a teammate to score.
back pass
[Sustantivo]

a pass made by a player to a teammate positioned behind them, often directed to the goalkeeper

pase hacia atrás, pase retrógrado

pase hacia atrás, pase retrógrado

Ex: The goalkeeper called for back pass to relieve the pressure .
push pass
[Sustantivo]

a short, controlled pass in soccer using the side of the foot to accurately move the ball to a teammate

pase corto, pase de empuje

pase corto, pase de empuje

Ex: The coach emphasized the importance of precision push passing during training .
sideways pass
[Sustantivo]

a pass made to a teammate positioned horizontally or laterally from the passer, typically to maintain possession or create space

pase lateral, pase en paralelo

pase lateral, pase en paralelo

Ex: The coach emphasizes the importance of sideways passes in their playing style .
backheel pass
[Sustantivo]

a move in soccer where a player uses the heel of their foot to pass the ball backward to a teammate

pase de talón, pase con el talón

pase de talón, pase con el talón

Ex: They practiced backheel pass in training .
through pass
[Sustantivo]

a forward pass that goes between or past defenders to reach a teammate in an attacking position

pase en profundidad, pase filtrado

pase en profundidad, pase filtrado

Ex: through pass created a scoring chance .
ball
[Sustantivo]

the act of passing the ball in a particular direction or style to a teammate in soccer

pase largo, pase

pase largo, pase

Ex: They directed a low , ball into the penalty area .
onside kick
[Sustantivo]

a strategic soccer kickoff aimed at quickly recovering the ball before it travels the necessary distance

patada sorpresiva, patada de recuperación

patada sorpresiva, patada de recuperación

Ex: onside kick attempt failed , resulting in good field position for the opponent .
toe kick
[Sustantivo]

(soccer) the act of striking the ball with the tip of the foot rather than the instep or side

pata de apoyo, golpe con la punta del pie

pata de apoyo, golpe con la punta del pie

Ex: He attempted a toe kick but it went wide .
volley kick
[Sustantivo]

the act of striking the ball while it is in the air, without letting it touch the ground first

voleón, bisiesto

voleón, bisiesto

Ex: The defender cleared the danger with a volley kick.
corner kick
[Sustantivo]

(soccer) a free kick awarded to the attacking team when the ball goes out of play over the defending team's goal line

tiro de esquina, córner

tiro de esquina, córner

Ex: They practiced corner kick strategies during training .
goal kick
[Sustantivo]

(soccer) a free kick taken from the goal area when the ball crosses the goal line, last touched by an attacker

córner, tiro de meta

córner, tiro de meta

Ex: He adjusted his positioning to receive the goalkeepergoal kick in space .
penalty kick
[Sustantivo]

a direct free kick taken from the penalty spot, awarded after a foul in the penalty area

penalti, tiro penal

penalti, tiro penal

Ex: She confidently took penalty kick.
rabona
[Sustantivo]

(soccer) a trick where a player crosses one leg behind the other to kick the ball

rabona, rabona (técnica de fútbol)

rabona, rabona (técnica de fútbol)

Ex: She executed a rabona during the match .
penalty shoot-out
[Sustantivo]

a tiebreaker method where players take turns shooting penalty kicks to determine the winner of a match that remains undecided after regular play and extra time

penales, tanda de penaltis

penales, tanda de penaltis

Ex: The players penalty shoot-outs to improve their skills .
chip shot
[Sustantivo]

(soccer) a kick that lightly lifts the ball over an opponent, usually the goalkeeper

tiro de gloria, tiro con estilo

tiro de gloria, tiro con estilo

Ex: chip shot floated into the net .
corner
[Sustantivo]

(soccer) a kick awarded to the attacking team when the ball goes out of play over the defending team's goal line

córner, tiro de esquina

córner, tiro de esquina

Ex: The striker positioned himself near the near post to receive the corner.
goal difference
[Sustantivo]

(soccer) the difference between the total number of goals scored and conceded by a team in a competition

diferencia de goles, diferencial de goles

diferencia de goles, diferencial de goles

Ex: The team needs to win by a large margin to improve goal difference.
to head
[Verbo]

to strike the ball with the head, usually to pass or score in soccer

encabecear, cabecear

encabecear, cabecear

Ex: He flicked his neck head the ball into the goal .
to chest
[Verbo]

to control or redirect the ball using the chest in soccer

controlar con el pecho, despejar con el pecho

controlar con el pecho, despejar con el pecho

Ex: He chest the ball if given the chance .
to punt
[Verbo]

to kick the ball a long distance in soccer in an attempt to change field position

despejar, patear

despejar, patear

Ex: With the game tied in the final minutes , the coach elected punt and rely on the defense .
to nutmeg
[Verbo]

(soccer) to skillfully pass or kick the ball through the opponent's legs and regain possession of it on the other side

megas, cambiarse por debajo

megas, cambiarse por debajo

Ex: He nutmegged the goalkeeper to score the winning goal in the final minutes.
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