Sentences with phrase «operating on the left flank»

With Poldi, Flamini and the Little Mozart probably leaving, we may not need to buy replacements as Campbell and Chambo could operate on the left flank with Welbz as a starter, Wilshere and Ramsey already can replace Mozart and Bielik could potentially back up le Coq and any potential new DM.

Primarily a central striker for Juventus» Primavera side, Kean can also operate on the left flank and has scored twice in four games in the UEFA Youth League last season.

Handed a start and operating on the left flank, Bolasie caught the eye with a couple of trademark dribbles and skills before being withdrawn on 62 minutes.

Rajiv van La Parra replaced Abdelhamid Sabiri, a change which saw a tactical shuffle in the attacking midfield positions as Tom Ince took up the number 10 role, with the restored van La Parra operating on the left flank.

Not exact matches

That means that our Chilean superstar Alexis Sanchez will operate from the left flank with Alex Iwobi on the other side of the front three.

Some Arsenal fans might have thought that Arsene Wenger might want to bring him back to north London to help the Gunners cope with the mini injury crisis to players like Walcott, Ramsey and the Ox that has left Wenger with a big problem on the right flank, where Gnabry would normally operate.

A good things for us is with Alexis we have a player who comfortably to organize in both wings, he can switch flank easily and try to get the best out of the weaker of opponent's full back (he started on the right, but finish the game operating in the left in Palace game).

He has demonstrated his versatility throughout the campaign — a quality that would surely appeal to Brendan Rodgers — by operating on both the left and the right flank, and as a centre - forward.

Nominally in Barcelona's strongest line - up, Andres Iniesta operates as the widest midfield player on the left, but the job of marauding up and down the flank is reserved solely for the Brazilian and it's a role he performs to great effect.

Although he usually operates on the left wing, Willock was deployed on the right flank against Blackburn and always seemed the most likely source to help Arsenal make the breakthrough.

He should be able to operate on the right rather than his preferred left flank.

Operating in a roving role in support of John Carew, he spent most of his time on the left but was able to flit from flank to flank and set up Stiliyan Petrov for Villa's second goal with a delicately measured cross from the right - hand side.