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The Substitute's Moment: How Bench Players Changed Football

The Substitute's Moment: How Bench Players Changed Football

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ISBN13: 9798901948644
Publisher: Publishdrive
Pages: 272
Weight: 0.81
Height: 0.57 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

The Substitute's Moment: How Bench Players Changed Football is a clear, engaging, plain-English history and tactical analysis of one of football's most overlooked revolutions: the rise of the substitute.

Once seen mainly as emergency cover for injuries, substitutes gradually became tactical weapons, match-winners, defensive closers, pressing engines, penalty specialists, squad-depth symbols, and vital parts of modern football strategy. This book explains how the bench changed the game: from the early days of limited substitutions to the super-sub era, the five-substitution rule, sports science, youth development, squad rotation, women's football, knockout drama, and the modern idea that a match is no longer simply eleven against eleven.

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