Yes, defenders can score in soccer. However, it is less common for defenders to score goals compared to forwards or midfielders. Defenders typically score goals less frequently during a match, as their primary role is to defend rather than attack.
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The defenders job is to defend and to see that the ball does not go near the goalkeeper.
Any player, including defenders and goalkeepers, can score a goal in a game of football (soccer).
Im a defender in football/soccer and I know that when you want to go pro you mostly go through youth academies. And the academies only really select the forwards and defenders don't really ever get looked at.
Yes, defenders in soccer can score goals by shooting or heading the ball into the opposing team's net during a game.
Some positions are defender, goalkeeper, sweeper (which goes behind the defenders), midfielders, strikers or forwards, and stoppers (which goes in front of the defenders but behind the midfielders).
Yes, defenders can score in soccer. However, they typically contribute to the team's goals less frequently than forwards or midfielders. Defenders often score from set pieces such as corners or free kicks, but their primary role is to prevent the opposing team from scoring.
Depends on what sport. Soccer, Hockey, Etc. But the main point of the defender is to make sure the ball (or anything else, depends on the game) doesn't go into the goal. The defender is the last line of defense before the Goalie.
Yes. It is good to have quick defenders to get the ball and move out fast and start a counter attack, or to catch an opposing player who is on attack. A fast defender is far more useful than a slow one.
No usually the team has four defenders.
Yes, but rarely. Only goalies and defenders never score during their time as professional soccer players but defenders have eradicated that factor as defenders have scored some of the beautiful goals ever scored. Goalies have scored some goals through set-pieces.
A back is a defender.
Yes.