What is this trick/skill called?

[duffer]

Does it even have a name? It's not anything new but I don't know what it's called (if it even has a name).

Ziyech dinking the ball over a tackle a 1 min 40 secs is what I'm talking about..


I did it once in my "career" as a sunday league player and nearly stopped play to congratulate myself.

 

[DWelbz19]

The bridge, maybe? Though I think that’s more when you dribble it to the side of the player rather than over them. Maybe a more skilled version of that.

 

[Vidyoyo]

Mendy stop at 3:00

 

[BenitoSTARR]

Does it even have a name? It's not anything new but I don't know what it's called (if it even has a name).

Ziyech dinking the ball over a tackle a 1 min 40 secs is what I'm talking about..


I did it once in my "career" as a sunday league player and nearly stopped play to congratulate myself.

The Duffer Dink?

As a shorter player I used to do this all the time when overly aggressive players wanted to break my ankles.

 

[tenpoless]

It's called Captain Tsubasa avoiding tackle

 

[harms]

It's just a chip/lob dribbling? It would've been nice if it had a name though.

 

[Fortitude]

Imagine if Chelsea were as good at attacking in real games as they are in those promo vids.

Defending doesn't seem to be a thing under Frank!

 

[Chipper]

"Riding a tackle"?

 

[duffer]

"Riding a tackle"?

I've always used that whenever a player hops the tackle and carries on with their run, rather than actually dinking the ball over the tackle.

 

[giorno]

It's called Captain Tsubasa avoiding tackle

That is the correct answer

 

[Oranges038]

I think I remember Barthez doing this. Can't find a clip of it anywhere though

 

[OnlyTwoDaSilvas]

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