Sentences with phrase «deft flick»
The phrase "deft flick" refers to a quick and skillful movement or action with a light touch or motion. Full definition
subs: Giroud 7 — Almost an instant impact with deft flick but missed good late headed chance to level.
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Philippe Coutinho's deft flick sends Lallana through the midfield.
Granit Xhaka played in Aaron Ramsey whose deft flick found Lacazette and Arsenal's record signing made no mistake with a smart finish past Jonas Lossl.
While Antonio Conte will hope to see him use his physicality and technical quality to hold up the ball and link play up while also bagging goals himself, Giroud was the provider on this occasion as his deft flick allowed Hazard to break free in front of goal to put Chelsea ahead.
Remy Cabella — Proved that the links with a move to Manchester United earlier this summer weren't just flattery as he looked to stretch the City defence and create something with a cheeky chip or deft flick.
The deft flick that sent Welbz through on the wing and the 40 yard pass that hit Sanchez in stride between defenders.
But Ronaldo, restored to the starting lineup by head coach Zinedine Zidane, provided a deft flick from Luka Modric's 87th - minute drive to move Real to within three points of second - place Atletico Madrid having played one game more.
«The midfielder collected the ball on the edge of the box from Kalou, exchanged a fortuitous one - two with Wright - Phillips before battling through the Everton defence and sending a deft flick over Tim Howard.»
A deft flick of the ball into the air and a truly sumptuous strike.
The opposition appear to have the situation under control but with a deft flick of his boot he's played a pass into the space behind for the player breaking from midfield to get on the end of.
His was never the cool and calculating, Scholeseque style; the incisive pass or deft flick.
On more than one occasion a deft flick or one - two between players that are starting to trust each other and have some fun gave Everton a chance to extend the lead.
The satisfaction felt at the end of a hard - fought point is all the greater for the knowledge that you've guided that perfect shot with a deft flick of your wrist as opposed to a well - timed button press.
He went over to the painting on the gallery wall and, with a deft flick of the forefinger, consigned the offending fleck to the history of the Hayward floor.