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Argentina, for example, likes its offensive corners just as it likes its No.10s: short. It was on display against Mexico in the 2022 World Cup when Lionel Messi took a short pass from the corner to set up a goal by Enzo Fernández. https://t.co/0MCUCYdux0 https://t.co/B1pa2yMHrD — PolitiTweet.org

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In soccer, a globalized game, ideas and strategies spread. But one area remains relatively untouched, and proudly local: Corner kicks. Stuart Reid, a corner-kick expert, can often tell where a team is from by how it attacks or defends its corners. https://t.co/0MCUCXWrv0 — PolitiTweet.org

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Teams, generally, defend corners with man-to-man contests or with “zonal marking,” where a player defends an area in the penalty box. Brazil uses zonal marking, but its players defending the center of the penalty area stand farther from the goal than they do in Europe. https://t.co/TYZX1tylrV — PolitiTweet.org

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