Meanings of defensive frailty in English

But what a cruel illusion of defensive frailty it turned out be.

A necessary investment after last season's attacking verve was compromised by defensive frailty.

Bloem Celtic should be too strong, capitalising on Rise and Shine's defensive frailty to claim all three points.

While their capitulation against Arsenal seven days earlier exposed their defensive frailty, their charity this season began at home.

Many suggest there is a defensive frailty in this Italian defence, an area which has always been the team's forte.

Loffreda believes the two tries Eddie O'Sullivan's side conceded in the win over Romania at the weekend hints at defensive frailty.

It showcased the German side's style and quality but also the defensive frailty that had offered Liverpool encouragement in the first leg.

Summer signing Alexandre Lacazette flattered to deceive while Arsenal's defensive frailty and lack of a commanding presence in midfield were cruelly exposed.

The Dutch coach has endured a difficult start at the 20-times English champions with defensive frailty undermining a team full of attacking talent.

The north London club's defensive frailties are not limited to domestic competition either.

Defensive frailties remain, but the vim and verve have returned to Liverpool's approach.

They're a lovely team to watch but their defensive frailties have let them down.

Springing forward, their natural posture makes more sense, and generally looks a decent antidote to their defensive frailties.

Because compared to the defensive frailties of Broughton Park's Under-13 B team, Tyrone looked positively water-tight at the back.

Defensive frailties creep in.

Scoring points always came easy, but defensive frailties plagued the side's ability to break a premiership drought dating back to 1994.