One-touch

How it is used

Use one-touch passing for immediate exchanges; first touch alone often refers to receiving control.

Example sentences

1. Their one-touch passing moved the ball faster than our midfield could react.

   Each receiver releases the ball without an extra controlling touch.

2. We abandoned one-touch play when the uneven surface made timing difficult.

   Immediate contact requires timing that conditions can disrupt.

Common collocations

• one-touch passing
• one-touch finish
• play one-touch football

Related terms

• passA kick, header or throw that sends the ball to a teammate. As a verb, to pass means to send the ball to a teammate in this way.
• training sessionA planned period of practice in which a team works on fitness, technique and tactics under the coaches' guidance.

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