Sentence examples for low tempo from inspiring English sources

In a match played at a low tempo, Dybala appeared in that instant to be moving at a different frame-rate.

With both managers having re-shuffled their sides - they made six changes apiece - the game's ambience was so low key, not to mention low tempo, it might almost have been a reserve fixture.

Despite the occasional burst from the lively Oxlade-Chamberlain the opening half an hour was played at a surprisingly low tempo.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes made his displeasure at the lacklustre performance against Partick Thistle last Saturday perfectly clear and they were certainly the more alert side as the Highlanders low tempo attacks were complimented by occasional slackness at the back.

"We played at a low tempo and, although I thought we bossed that game in terms of possession, we lacked the urgency, penetration and ruthlessness we usually show and we got punished for it.

Swindon Town manager Paolo Di Canio told BBC Wiltshire: "It probably wasn't our best game but in the first half we played our football (but) the second half I didn't completely enjoy because we played at a very low tempo.

With his computer hooked up to his stereo speakers, he has set up playlists -- "high-tempo soul," "low-tempo soul," "80's hits" -- for different moods.

The song also, not surprisingly, features on the Maccabees' debut album Colour It In, and provides one of the few low-tempo moments in a sprightly selection of post-punk pop.

Traoré's pacy right-wing advances were the most compulsive aspect of a low-tempo match with Tim Krul, enjoying a rare outing in Brighton's goal, having little to do but still looking convincing.

The Merseysiders' mood was buoyant at the end of a low-tempo game, which had been drifting, goalless, towards half-time when Peter Crouch flicked Steve Finnan's long pass in Voronin's direction.

Aiming to assault the Premier League by replacing the low-tempo lethargic, depressing style of the Martin O'Neill regime with a radical hi-tempo, energetic, pressing equivalent, Paolo Di Canio has made no secret of the fact that no team in England will be fitter than Sunderland next season.