to proctect the goal by being compate in the mildzone player nearest to the ball puts pressure on the attacking player by keeping him away from the goal or by holding him up for his team get back in the midzone
hold up play
force the player aay from the goal
keeping shape
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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