Sentence examples for width pace from inspiring English sources

The Germans approached the game with their usual phlegmatic sense of discipline and organisation, preferring Thomas Berthold to Wolfgang Rolff to give them extra width, pace and penetration on the right.

"Aaron gives us width, pace and trickery and I know the supporters enjoy his performances.

"So you have a player who gives you width, pace, crossing - and, crucially, consistency".

England added new colours to what many regarded as a monochrome style in those final two qualifiers, with Townsend and Baines giving them width, pace, delivery and end product.

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Terry maybe deserves the benefit of the doubt after some exceptional defending to get his body in the way and the Chelsea captain was superb in the second half as Pardew's team continued to attack with width and pace.

Vermes' lineup could still use some additional width and pace on the flanks, despite the signing of both Brad Davies and Justin Mapp in the off-season, with a lack of attacking depth behind Dwyer still a concern (although the capture of 19-year-old Daniel Salloi might ease that).

Provided some of the width and pace that was so sorely needed and England looked marginally better for his presence.

United won 5-0 at Craven Cottage in December and I think their width and pace will take Fulham apart again.

"They've got too many midfielders who are exactly the same and have no creativity, width or pace.

Kagawa was not seen after half-time as Ferguson gave the hosts extra width and pace with the introduction of Nani.