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APFC THE BACKLINE | BREAKING MYTHS "The defender must be facing the player he is defending & doesn't lose the ball reference." The Body Profile must be oriented to the gap being threatened. Even if we lose sight of the ball, we keep a positional advantage to defend the...

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