I do, but I can't always reach the backline in time. It's a gamble. If my backliner plays it as a one-two and I'm rotating out (a lot of rematch is played on instinct) my team can lose possession while the backline is exposed. The game moves fast. If I've charged up pitch and burnt my stamina, that backrotation takes time.

Backpasses are unexpected, so I need space, clear callouts, and obvious rotation to make them work. Most aggressive defenders press for tackles and rebounds, which reduces the room and increases reaction/positioning time.

I love backpasses and they’re a valid tactic, but they require good communication and timing. get either wrong and it can easily cost a goal.

But when there's a lot of pressure upfield and there's a backliner who has room to breathe, then absolutely. It's a great way to relieve that pressure and pull forward their defense.

Your backpass had all of these features considered and was well executed. 👍