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Soccer RF
Right Forward. Right is as you face the other soccer team’s goal. (See “Positions” and “Forwards“).
Soccer Positions
See “Forwards” (F), “Fullbacks” (FB), “Midfielders” (MF), “Goalkeeper” (GK), and “Stopper” (S) & “Sweeper” (SW). LF is Left F, CF is Center F, RF is Right F, etc. In designating soccer positions, as you face the other team’s goal, Right (e.g., RMF) is to your right. (See “Formations“, “Small Sided“, “Number of Players” & “Zone Defense“).
Soccer LF
Left Forward. Left is as you face the other team’s goal. (See “Positions” and “Forwards“).
Soccer Forwards
(abb. “F”) Primary soccer scorers who play closest to the other team’s goal. The Right Forward (”RF“) is the one on the right facing the other teams goal; LF is on the left, & CF is center. Most soccer formations will have 2 or 3 forwards. Teach your forwards to be aggressive and opportunistic. They must fight to win the ball. (See “Soccer Formations“, “Soccer Positions“, “Soccer Striker” & “Soccer Wing“).
Soccer F
Abbreviation for Forward in Soccer. RF is Right F, CF is Center F, LF is Left F, MF is Midfielder, FB is Fullback and SW is Soccer Sweeper. Right and Left are as you face the other team’s goal. (See “Soccer Forwards” and “Soccer Formations“).
Soccer CF
Soccer Center Forward. (See “Forwards“, “Positions” and “Formations“).