No. A forward is an attacker. They are moving forward or to the front of the positions of teams. Forwards can at times move back to help defend, but their primary role is to attack.
goalie, defender, midfielder, forward
The regular are goalie, defender, midfielder, and forward
the main positions in child soccer is goalie forward mid fielder and defender
goalkeeper,forward,midfielder,defender,winger,manager,coach,physiotherapist,doctor
half back- mid fielder full back- defender P.k- penalty kick. forward- forward goalie-only person allowed to use hands in the game
To determine your position in soccer, consider where you typically play on the field. Positions include goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, or forward. Your role in the game and where you are positioned can help identify your specific position.
A back is a defender.
You should pass it to a player who is within reach and has the best chance to freely move forward with the ball.
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Yes, if you are a defender.
defender
Goalkeeper Defender (Right Back, Centre Back, Left Back) Midfielder (Central Midfielder, Defensive Midfielder, Attacking Midfielder, Right Winger, Left Winger, Sweeper) Forward (Centre Forward, Striker)