Sentence examples for tactical maturity from inspiring English sources

In his mind's eye, he probably believes the U.S. could one day play with the skill, composure and tactical maturity of Belgium, but that's going to take awhile.

He's parted ways with his long-time trainer Freddie Roach in favour of Virgil Hunter, who has reined in the offensive recklessness and added a new dimension of tactical maturity.

Deft lineup changes, tactical maturity on defense and an efficient counterattack produced a 2-0 victoverover Mexico today, establishing regional superiority for the Americans and propelling them into the quarterfinals for the first time since 1930.

When Dallas exited the playoffs on away goals last year, they did so after a 1-1 drat at home against the Sounders, that was followed by a creditable 0-0 draw in Seattle where they shook the presumptive favorites up and demonstrated a tactical maturity to go with the speed and invention that the likes of Fabian Castillo and Mauro Diaz bring to the side.

McClaren recently compared the tactical maturity and eloquence of Dutch and German players with their English counterparts, and sadly said that many English players didn't want to be stretched mentally.

One explanation for this is that they lack the maturity, tactical sophistication, and mental strength to compete consistently in such a complex and high quality league.

This was a display of great maturity and no little tactical skill epitomised by the performance of Yaya Touré who, with Mario Balotelli, was the victim of alleged racist abuse from the stands.

The margin of victory was made smaller by Telusa Veainu's late try but the Paris club had a maturity that the Tigers, who are making a tactical rebranding this season, needed.

Tactical genius?

Tactical acumen?

Or maturity.