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I'm not going to blame Earps too much for her one. It was a bit freakish - ball had to have exactly that trajectory to beat her.

But I think you're being very charitable to the Colombian keeper. That was a massive blunder.
Could well be, does remind me of cricketers when they're landing on the ground and dropping catches though

England cricketers dropping catches admittedly.
 
When did "overload" become a thing by the way? I've heard it a lot lately instead of "overlap" - sounds wrong to me because it sounds like the attacking side is at the disadvantage because it's top heavy.
 
When did "overload" become a thing by the way? I've heard it a lot lately instead of "overlap" - sounds wrong to me because it sounds like the attacking side is at the disadvantage because it's top heavy.
I've always interpreted them slightly differently, I think. In my mind, "overlap" is single move in one moment, like a through-ball or a stepover or whatever, whereas "overload" is something of a more longer term and overarching tactical consideration, thing.

That being said, I'm conscious with "overload" it's much more "I've heard them using that word and interpreted it", rather than a term I've read/heard a specific explanation of.
 
Yes perhaps overlap suggests one player, overload two or more.
Overlap just means a run around a teammate to receive the ball again. So an overlapping full back will be one who runs ahead of the wide midfielder in an attacking role occasionally, versus one who focuses on defending and never runs ahead of midfielders into attacking positions.
 
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