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Meanings of attacking football in English

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Usage of attacking football in English
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The former logic that possession football equalled attacking football no longer pertains.
The Guardian
2
Despite the greasy underfoot conditions, both sides tried to play attacking football.
The Irish Times
3
That Frankfurt are playing such attacking football post-Kovac is not going unnoticed.
The Guardian
4
The coach wants fast and attacking football yet conditions say otherwise.
The Guardian
5
His love for passing, attacking football is blended with respect for strong organisation.
The Guardian
6
More of this please … Fast-flowing attacking football with Rashford leading the line.
The Guardian
7
The Dutchman has his new side playing some excellent attacking football.
The Guardian
8
We were two-nil up, had opportunities to score and we played attacking football.
BBC
9
The Connacht champions demolished Monaghan's challenge with a quite awesome hour of attacking football.
The Irish Times
10
It was a classic partnership in a team generally dedicated to stylish, attacking football.
The Guardian
11
One must also consider that attacking football is not necessarily a perfected art form either.
The Guardian
12
There were plenty of chances for both sides on an evening of delightful attacking football.
Reuters
13
Are you going to play sophisticated, risk-taking attacking football?
The Guardian
14
Both sides played good attacking football but neither had the players up front capable of scoring.
The Irish Times
15
Warrior showed some lovely attacking football again today.
News.com.au
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It's a wonderful place to be the night Leipzig give Spurs a lesson in attacking football.
The Irish Times
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Attacking football across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common