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Athletic81
Acceleration
85
Pace
84
Agility
81
Strength
73
Balance
77
Jumping
77
Stamina
87
Fitness
83
Technical77
Dribbling
76
Short Passing
77
Long Passing
77
Finishing
69
Shot Accuracy
70
Shot Power
80
Shooting Technique
69
Heading
71
Tackling
80
Crossing
76
Free Kick
68
Penalties
69
First Touch
77
Mental81
Composure
78
Aggression
80
Consistency
81
Creativity
71
Leadership
84
Work Rate
85
Tactical78
Vision
76
Off the Ball
72
Defensive Positioning
77
Teamwork
81
Anticipation
80
Marking
82
Attacking72
Crossing
76
Finishing
69
Heading Accuracy
71
Shot Accuracy
70
Off the Ball
72
Technique74
Dribbling
76
Free Kick
68
Short Passing
77
Long Passing
77
First Touch
77
Shot Technique
69
Movement82
Acceleration
85
Pace
84
Agility
81
Balance
77
Physicality80
Shot Power
80
Jumping
77
Stamina
87
Strength
73
Fitness
83
Defending80
Marking
82
Tackling
80
Def. Positioning
77
Mentality & Game Reading79
Aggression
80
Composure
78
Penalties
69
Vision
76
Leadership
84
Work Rate
85
Teamwork
81
Anticipation
80
Consistency
81
Creativity
71
Russia - Left BackLovchev, Evgeny
A dynamic Soviet left-back, Evgeny Lovchev was one of the most modern wide defenders in Eastern European football during the early 1970s. Fast, proactive and technically secure, he could defend with aggression, step into midfield and support attacks with a confidence that was still unusual for full-backs of his era. At Spartak Moscow, he became a major figure, winning the Soviet Top League in 1969, the Soviet Cup in 1971 and Soviet Footballer of the Year in 1972. With the USSR, he collected 52 caps and played at the 1970 World Cup, bringing pace, discipline and personality to the flank. He was not a purely defensive marker, nor a reckless attacking tourist, but a complete left-back with stamina, timing and real football intelligence
