Midfield (noun)

The central area of a sports field, especially a soccer or football field, between the two opposing goals.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from mid- + field.

Examples:

1. The midfielder controlled the ball in the midfield and passed it to a teammate.
2. The midfield was the busiest part of the field with players constantly running back and forth.
3. The team relied on their strong midfield to create scoring opportunities.
4. The midfield general was known for his exceptional vision and passing ability.
5. The game became more physical in the midfield as both teams fought for control.