upfield

/ʌpˈfiːld/
adverb
  1. In or toward the part of a sports field that is closer to the opponent's goal or end zone.
    • The soccer player dribbled upfield toward the goal.
    • The rugby team kicked the ball far upfield.
    • The quarterback threw the ball upfield to the wide receiver.
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adjective
  1. Located or moving toward the opponent's end of the field.
    • An upfield run gained twenty yards.
    • The upfield position gave them a scoring chance.
    • The upfield pass was intercepted by the defender.
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