Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
Specializing in dribbling past people while looking for a shot, does he also keep an eye on the goalie?
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Unless it's a one-two with the goalie, other times I guess
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
Shouldn't be focusing on the goalie. Instead of focusing on the goalie, you should be looking for openings to shoot. In fact, as far as
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The goalie himself should not have been aware of the timing of his look at him, for his skill level.
That being said.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
How did you find the opening to shoot?
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If in the penalty box.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
One can rely on the rest of one's vision to search for a possible shot on goal. Maybe he has found a certain opening, but the point in time when he found it would have been earlier, not a moment before the shot was taken. Not to mention the fact that enemy defenders are often kind enough to advise of openings where a shot can be taken.
The guards were kind enough to tell you?
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The linebackers usually get in the way of
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Between the ball and the goal, trying to block
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of the shot path and therefore the position of the goal, the clothespin is directly behind the defender in front of him. By the same token, the position of the goalie can be determined based on the defender's stance.
Because the defender can only block part of the path of the shot, the goalie will want to fill in the part that the defender can't, so he will rush over to fill in the gap, regardless of where the goalie would have been.
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So as a rule, even if
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
It's possible to surmise where the goalie is without being distracted.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
Often the opposite is true, choosing to shoot in the opposite direction of the goalie's moving position. If the shot is taken from the
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position cannot see the goalie, and the goalie certainly cannot get a handle on the
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dynamics, and
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It's clear about that, too.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
Often shoots accurately towards the edges where the keeper can't block.
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After all, those edges are where the goals are most likely to be scored.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
Usually aiming lower below the goal, if the route to goal below is blocked then he chooses to kick towards the top half of the goal and he doesn't kick with too much force.
Too much force is easy for the goalie to parry.
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Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
The main reason why the shot can go through the goalie's defense is that he can hide in the blind spot of the goalie's vision, and then because the goalie has no way of judging the
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the timing of the shot and therefore could not make the save in time.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
The ability to fool the keeper relies on these two weapons.
Lower shots are generally more likely to score.
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This is because it takes the goalie more time to touch the ball. Any striker who is efficient in scoring can score by aiming at the bottom corner of the goal. When I was coaching at the Nagoya Whalers, I told Jô, who was the Goal of the Year, to aim for the bottom corner of the goal, and he laughed and said, "That's what my father always taught me.
-If
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
About twenty meters or so from the goal, he usually chooses to aim for the side netting underneath the goal, although he is also seen shooting towards the top of the near corner, or the gap between the keeper's feet.
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This is like passing a ball, while feeling the same as dribbling. Because if there is no shot path below, there must be an opening above representing the opposite direction.
It's hard for the goalie to tell.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
When will you shoot because
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The ability to get up and shoot at any time while dribbling plays a considerable role in this trait.
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Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
Instead of assuming a specific shooting position when shooting, they suddenly kick during a run, so the goalkeeper is always unable to react in time In addition.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
Not only can he shoot early, but he can also delay the timing of his shot, sometimes he will intentionally shoot late to confuse the keeper and prevent the opponent from making a save at the right point in time.
l'd like to know.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
of free kicks, which is what he scores a lot of his points on.
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Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
It may not even feel like a shot. His kicking motion itself is very fast, a characteristic that is similar to his passing. Maybe for him, kicking free kicks is the same as passing.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
Doesn't play the drop shot known as the magic ball, and the goalies react to any free kicks he faces, but his free kicks still break the game on a regular basis.
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when all is said and done
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
It's not about winning by force.
Lionel Messi (1987-), Argentine footballer
of the shot is not the kind of power play shot that the goalie can't react to. Although
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Sometimes it's the same type of kick, but he always gets it just right in terms of the speed of the ball and the route of the shot. In a way, if the goal frame was a little smaller, the
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The shots probably wouldn't have gone in because it was as if he matched the ball to the goal frame and always found the trickiest spot.
