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On a dangerous break, the chasing defender effectively tackles the ball but her feet trip up the ball carrier. This is the same player who took a green card for a breakdown tackle in Q2 of this game …
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The defender takes an extra bite on this tackle as a clear attempt to slow down the attacker by making little attempt at the ball and just throwing her stick in the way. A green card is (quickly) …
A common area where ball carriers commit body obstruction and shield the ball from a tackle is when they're dribbling down the left attacking channel. The ball is initially in a natural carrying …
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To continue on the theme from AUSvARG Physical tackle warning whistle and AUSvARG Fair block tackle, the same two players who were involved in the very first challenge are in the mix here as well, …
A defender moves early into tackling position and makes a block tackle from a stationary position. As sheโs deflecting the ball out of bounds, the attacker is unable to adjust her running path and …
The umpire here shows excellent anticipation and reading of the play after the ball turns over deep in her colleagueโs end. By the time she comes into the picture as the ball is being dribbled towards …
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