get the ball out of their own half

[Kontol]

The verb "get" has a lot of senses , in this context, does it mean to receive obtain the ball?

41 min: Tottenham continue on the back foot, struggling to get the ball out of their own half as United come at them in waves. With better finishing, the home side could be three or four goals ahead.

Manchester United 2-0 Tottenham: Premier League – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Goals from Fred and Bruno Fernandes won the points for Manchester United against a scuriously meek and subdued Tottenham Hotspur

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[5jj]

No. They want to move the ball from their half of the pitch to the other team's half.

 

[teechar]

The verb "get" has a lot of senses. In this context, does it mean to receive or obtain the ball?

Note the corrections.
The structure above is:
get + something/someone + out of + somewhere/something.
For example:

Get your dog out of my garden!
She got her car out of the way.
They got me out of trouble.