Play out from the back
Meaning: Building attacks from the goalkeeper/defenders.
'Playing out from the back' means starting attacks from the goalkeeper and defenders with short passes, rather than hoofing it long. Modern tactical approach that requires technical defenders.
Examples
- Guardiola's teams always play out from the back. 瓜迪奥拉的球队总是从后场出球los equipos de Guardiola siempre salen jugando desde atrásグアルディオラのチームは常に後ろから組み立てる과르디올라의 팀은 항상 후방에서부터 빌드업한다.
- Risk of playing out from the back. 从后场出球的风险el riesgo de salir jugando desde atrás後ろから組み立てるリスク후방 빌드업의 위험성.
- Building play from the back. 从后场组织进攻construir el juego desde atrás後方からのビルドアップ후방에서부터 플레이를 전개한다.
Pronunciation
/pleɪ aʊt frəm ðə bæk/
Usage Guide
Context: tactics, build-up, possession
Tone: tactical, analytical
✓ Do Say
- Play out from the back从后场出球salir jugando desde atrás後ろから組み立てる후방에서부터 빌드업
- Build from the back从后场组织construir desde atrás後方からビルドアップする후방에서부터 전개
Common Mistakes
- Risky if pressed—can lead to embarrassing mistakes
Origin & History
Modern tactical terminology describing possession-based build-up from the back. Contrasts with traditional direct clearances. Associated with Guardiola and modern coaching.
Etymology: Descriptive: play (build up) out from the back (defence)
First recorded: Modern tactical vocabulary
Cultural Context
Era: Modern tactical era
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Pep Guardiola; Modern football
Regional notes: Global tactical term.
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