a player draws a mark away from their teammates or away from the area that they want open. The most obvious use of this is to draw defenders out of the box on set plays (i.e. corner kicks) so that a player on the same team can use that space to receive, shoot or head the ball.
Moving away from opponents or teammates, providing the opportunity for a teammate to deliver the ball to you.
This is the act of leaving an area of the field in order to draw the defense away from that area so that you (or one of your teammates can use the space to your advantage in the future.
when a player from the attacking team moves without the ball to draw defenders away from the ball carrier and give him space.
A player from the attacking team moving without the ball to draw defenders away from the ball carrier in order to give him open space.
When a player from the attacking team passes the ball, he runs into an open area, causing the defenders to follow him. This creates open space for the player with the ball.