Sentence examples for aggression pace from inspiring English sources

Villa's aggression, pace and single-mindedness in front of goal were the difference in so many games.

"I like the way he runs in, he's got that aggression and pace.

The raw aggression, blistering pace and shooting of "CR7," as he calls himself, will hold the key to Portuguese fortunes today.

Hulk, the Brazilian striker who has attracted attention in Spain after a brilliant display in the first leg of the last-16 tie against Atletico Madrid, will pose a threat with aggression and pace reminiscent of his compatriot Ronaldo.

But after victory in England earlier in the year they were taken aback by the aggression, the pace and the overall excellence of the Australians (they were not alone in that).

Pellegrini's Málaga could hardly be more different to Pellegrini's Villarreal: they are playing with width, aggression and pace, delivering early crosses and keen to counter, both full-backs pushing on – Gamez on the right and Eliseu, a winger, on the left.

From a technical point of view, there isn't much aggression, great pace or pressing.

Pace, aggression, relentlessness.

Once more Afghanistan's batting was unable to cope with fast bowling of a pace, aggression and bounce that it had not previously encountered.

A mixture of pace, aggression and awkward angles, Mitch Johnson approaches the platonic ideal of hostile fast bowling when he is in full flow.

They tried for Alexis Sánchez and Loïc Rémy – whose qualities were not too far off the mark – but ended up with Mario Balotelli and Rickie Lambert, who while able goalscorers did not offer any of what Suárez has; the mobility, pace, aggression and relentlessness on which the whole thing had been founded.