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indoor soccer

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

football en salle, futsal

football en salle, futsal

Ex: Indoor soccer is popular in areas with harsh weather conditions. 
futsal
futsal
[nom]

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

futsal, foot en salle

futsal, foot en salle

Ex: I play futsal with my friends every weekend at the indoor sports center. 
beach soccer

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

football de plage, soccer de plage

football de plage, soccer de plage

Ex: We formed a team with friends to compete in the local beach soccer league. 
Paralympic soccer

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

football paralympique, soccer paralympique

football paralympique, soccer paralympique

Ex: His dream of representing his country in Paralympic soccer finally came true. 
blind soccer

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

football pour aveugles, cécifoot

football pour aveugles, cécifoot

Ex: Blind soccer is gaining popularity worldwide as a competitive sport for the visually impaired. 
powerchair soccer

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

football en fauteuil motorisé, soccer en fauteuil électrique

football en fauteuil motorisé, soccer en fauteuil électrique

Ex: She joined a powerchair soccer team to stay active and competitive. 
cross
cross
[nom]

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

centre, centrage

centre, centrage

Ex: His accurate cross found the striker in front of the goal. 
back pass

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

passe en arrière, passe arrière

passe en arrière, passe arrière

Ex: The defender made a safe back pass to the goalkeeper. 
push pass

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

poussette, passe poussée

poussette, passe poussée

Ex: She executed a perfect push pass to her teammate in midfield. 
sideways pass

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

passe latérale, passe sur le côté

passe latérale, passe sur le côté

Ex: The team prefers sideways passes to control the tempo of the game. 
backheel pass

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

passe en talonnade, passe arrière du talon

passe en talonnade, passe arrière du talon

Ex: He scored with a clever backheel pass. 
through pass

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

passe en profondeur, passe entre les défenseurs

passe en profondeur, passe entre les défenseurs

Ex: He made a perfect through pass. 
ball
ball
[nom]

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

passe, centre

passe, centre

Ex: The midfielder delivered a long ball over the top. 
onside kick

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

coup d'envoi court, coup d'envoi stratégique

coup d'envoi court, coup d'envoi stratégique

Ex: The team attempted an onside kick to catch their opponents off guard. 
toe kick

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

coup de pied avec la pointe, frappe de la pointe

coup de pied avec la pointe, frappe de la pointe

Ex: He attempted a toe kick but missed the ball entirely. 
volley kick

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

coup de volée, tir de volée

coup de volée, tir de volée

Ex: He scored with a powerful volley kick from outside the box. 
corner kick

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

coup de pied de coin, corner

coup de pied de coin, corner

Ex: The team won a corner kick after the ball was cleared out by the defense. 
goal kick

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

coup de pied de but, dégagement des six mètres

coup de pied de but, dégagement des six mètres

Ex: The goalkeeper took a goal kick to clear the ball downfield. 
penalty kick

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

coup de pied de réparation, penalty

coup de pied de réparation, penalty

Ex: He scored the winning goal with a penalty kick. 
rabona
rabona
[nom]

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

rabona, un coup où un joueur croise une jambe derrière l'autre pour frapper le ballon

rabona, un coup où un joueur croise une jambe derrière l'autre pour frapper le ballon

Ex: She scored an amazing goal using a rabona. 
penalty shoot-out

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

tirs au but, séance de tirs au but

tirs au but, séance de tirs au but

Ex: The goalkeeper made a crucial save during the penalty shoot-out. 
chip shot

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

piqué, lob

piqué, lob

Ex: He scored with a clever chip shot. 
corner
corner
[nom]

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

corner, coup de pied de coin

corner, coup de pied de coin

Ex: The team won a corner after the defender deflected the ball out of bounds. 
goal difference

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

différence de buts, différence de goals

différence de buts, différence de goals

Ex: Our team won the league due to a superior goal difference. 
to head
to head
[verbe]

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

têter, faire une tête

têter, faire une tête

Ex: He tried to head the ball into the net. 
to chest
to chest
[verbe]

to control or redirect the ball using the chest in soccer

contrôler de la poitrine, rediriger de la poitrine

contrôler de la poitrine, rediriger de la poitrine

Ex: He chests the ball to maintain control. 
to punt
to punt
[verbe]

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

dégager, envoyer un coup de pied loin

dégager, envoyer un coup de pied loin

Ex: Facing a challenging defensive situation, the team decided to punt the ball rather than risk turning it over. 
to nutmeg
to nutmeg
[verbe]

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

faire une petite lucarne, passer la balle entre les jambes

faire une petite lucarne, passer la balle entre les jambes

Ex: The young striker's favorite move was to nutmeg defenders and sprint past them. 
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