48. left / right - alr

DEFINITION:
Direction to the duels, during an individual play 1 vs. 1, when a player tries to free himself to do some other action next

GUIDELINES:

It can be added only to the duels – Offensive and Defensive. These attributes should be used, when a player dribbles to one of both directions with the idea to free himself to cross, shoot or pass the ball. He doesn't try to pass through the opposite player, but to find better position and space to try his action. These attributes show to which side a player prefers to goes against his opponent. For example: if a player changes a few times his directions, dribbling to right-left-right at the end should be tagged the last direction, which he takes.

48.1 Left / Right in attack & defense

- they can be added only to the duels – Offensive and Defensive
- there is no intention to pass through an opposite player, just to be found position and space for some action
- these attributes show which side a player prefers to goes against an opponent

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Mane doesn't want to eliminate the opposite player, but just to find space to cross the ball - he goes left (right for the defender) and crosses the ball

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Mane doesn't want to pass through the opposite player and leave him behind, but just to find space to shoot the ball and he does it, going to right (left for the defender)

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The player in yellow shirt does a lying move and goes left to shoot the ball (for Thiago Silva must be right)

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N.10 in white shirt goes to the side line (doesn't try to eliminate Thiago Silva and move into the penalty area) - right must be added for him and left for the defender

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N.12 in purple shift cuts inside and tries to dribble into the penalty area - left should be added to the offensive duel (right for the opposite defender in white shirt) even if the ball is stolen by another player (N.23 in white shirt)

48.2 Left / Right before a cross

- these attributes should be used, when a player dribbles to one of both directions with the idea to free himself to cross, shoot or pass the ball

48.2.mp4

Mane doesn't want to eliminate the opposite player, but just to find space to cross the ball - he goes left (right for the defender) and crosses the ball

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For N.10 in white shirt is not needed to be added direction (left) before the cross, because he doesn't dribble against the opposite player, but just moves the ball forward to cross it

48.3 Left / Right before a shot

- these attributes should be used, when a player dribbles to one of both directions with the idea to free himself to cross, shoot or pass the ball

48.3.mp4

Mane doesn't want to pass through the opposite player and leave him behind, but just to find space to shoot the ball and he does it, going to right (left for the defender)

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N.10 in white shirt goes to the side line (doesn't try to eliminate Thiago Silva and move into the penalty area) - right must be added for him and left for the defender

48.4 More than 1 direction against an opposite player

- if a player changes a few times his directions, dribbles to right-left-right at the end - should be tagged the last direction, which he takes and where he goes

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Braithwaite dribbles against Rice - after stopping the ball, he goes first to right, next to left and at the end again goes to right and find space to pass the ball - always last direction must be considered - right here (left for Rice)

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Felipe Anderson changes a few times the direction of his dribble - last direction must be tagged for him, not all of them

48.5 Not needed directions

- if a player runs back with the ball or shields it - sides are not needed, only offensive duel is enough
- must not be used in combination with Anticipation/Anticipated

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Sterling wins a foul against N.4 - he dribbles back, so direction is not needed, only offensive duel is enough

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