Phrases with «to boss the midfield»

The phrase "to boss the midfield" means to take control and dominate the area in the middle of the field in a sports game, typically referring to soccer or football. It implies that a player or team is skillfully and effectively managing the game, dictating the pace, and outplaying their opponent in that specific area. Full definition

to boss the midfield

Sentences with «to boss the midfield»

Even if the rest of the team plays well he doesn't appear to be the type of player who can boss a midfield against the top teams. (justarsenal.com)
His performance versus Barcelona dream team with Xavi / Iniesta is kind of phenomenal, he completely bossed the midfield in that game — years later, Xavi still remembered Jack. (justarsenal.com)
At this present time and for the last two years the best player who fits the bill as an out - and - out Defensive Midfielder who completely bosses the midfield with huge aggression and the technical skill to not be booked is Ricardo Carvalho. (justarsenal.com)
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Phrases with «to boss the midfield»

Sentences with «to boss the midfield»

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