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Portugal and the Netherlands defend corner kicks differently. Reid found that Portugal keeps at least four zonal markers in the six-yard box. “They will regularly defend close to the goal with large numbers of zonal markers,” he said. https://t.co/0MCUCXWrv0 https://t.co/fQT9OH15FC — 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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The Netherlands uses a sort of inverse of Portugal. Dutch teams, in general, turn corners into individual battles, Reid said. The national team often has just two players marking zonally: one on each post. https://t.co/0MCUCYdux0 https://t.co/F6M6FDVAu0 — PolitiTweet.org

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