PREDICTABLE DOESN'T MEAN EASY TO STOP.

Knowing a likely outcome and being able to prevent it are different problems.

Ask what information the defender has early enough to act on.

The defender may know everything necessary but simply lack the physical ability to respond.

Without separating information from physical capability, the behavioural explanation remains incomplete.

When does a known destination stop being useful information because the timing remains unresolved?

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THE DECISIVE MOVE MAY HAPPEN BEFORE THE BALL MOVE.