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steal (verb)

Definition

An opponent player (OPPONENT_PLAYER) takes the ball (BALL) from the player in possession (PLAYER_WITH_BALL). The maner in which this is done (MANNER) can be mentioned.

Examples

  1. Five minutes later, Zenit completed their victory, as [substitute Dmitri Makarov]OPPONENT_PLAYER stole [the ball]BALL [from the Crvena Zvezda defence]PLAYER_WITH_BALL, beat three players and shot into the right-hand corner from 12 metres out. [79601 / p8]
  2. Vukic's pass found Marica in the penalty box and [he]OPPONENT_PLAYER stole [the ball]BALL [from a visiting defender]PLAYER_WITH_BALL before applying a confident finish. [79354 / p6]
  3. The visitors were unfazed by the goal, however, and on 34 minutes [Gökdeniz]OPPONENT_PLAYER stole [the ball]BALL [off Dynamo goalkeeper Oleksandr Shovkovski]PLAYER_WITH_BALL and rolled the ball into the empty net. [79356 / p5]
  4. With Ajax knowing a point would leave them waiting on the result from Tel-Aviv, they pressed forward in search of a winner but [Robert Kovac]OPPONENT_PLAYER managed to steal [the ball]BALL [off the tip of Van der Vaart's toe]OPPONENT_PLAYER as the Ajax substitute threatened. [1077229 / p11]

Semantic relations

abluchsenabnehmenabjagensich_erobern
robstealdispossesswin
subtiliserdéposséder
To_Get_Ball

Frame elements

BALL [Ball] OPPONENT_PLAYER [Player] PLAYER_WITH_BALL [Player]

LUBALLOPPONENT PLAYERPLAYER WITH BALL
stole the ballsubstitute Dmitri Makarovfrom the Crvena Zvezda de...
stole the ballhefrom a visiting defender
stole the ballGökdenizoff Dynamo goalkeeper Ole...
managed to steal the ballRobert Kovac