The phrase "a defender which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of defender in a context where you are providing additional information about that defender.
Example: "The team has a defender which excels in aerial duels and can effectively clear the ball from danger."
Alternatives: "a defender that" or "a defender who".
The rules of the new league include some no longer -- or never -- in existence in the N.F.L., such as no fair catches on punts or kickoffs, and no end of a tackle when a quarterback is "in the grasp" of a defender, which allows teams en masse to trample happily over a spread-eagled opponent.
Dani Alves, in particular, is a sham of a defender – which is why Dunga prefers Maicon – but so long as Barcelona control possession it doesn't matter because his job is to be an extra man in midfield and to overlap for Messi (it may have been fear he would not be able to get forward as usual that led Guardiola to use Messi not on the right but as a false nine).
Manchester City may have to break the world record transfer fee of £75m for a defender, which Liverpool paid for 27-year-old Dutch centre-back Virgil van Dijk, if they want to sign Leicester City and England left-back Ben Chilwell, 22.
Carolina's Kearns made a jumper from the floor after pump faking to lose a defender, which brought the score to 15 7 in favor of Carolina.
Kevin's felony charge for illegal reëntry came with a silver lining: he had access to a public defender, which his wife and kids did not.
He took judicial appointments as a public defender, which paid about $25,000 his first year of practice.
"…taxpayer-funded counsel…" That's false, unless you mean he's using a public defender, which in that case that statement would put you in the "disingenuous" category.
And they take defender Tommy Muller, who'll suit their physical style as a central defender (which is one area where they're short).
As the ball had fallen, it glanced off the leg of a Falcons defender, which gave Edelman his shot at it.
The idea of the US government as a human rights defender, which was believed mostly in the US and allied countries, was premised on a disregard for the human rights of the victims of US wars and foreign policy, such as the 3 million Vietnamese or more than one million Iraqis who were killed, and millions of others displaced, wounded, or abused because of US actions.
What could save Jennings is the fact that he, like Tillman, is a very good run defender, which is important for a corner in this scheme.
