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Shooting 1: Practice Organisation

This document describes a 1v1 attacking drill for practice. Two attackers face off against one defender, with a goalkeeper in goal. The defender passes the ball forward to the attackers. One attacker controls the pass and passes to their partner, who then attacks the goal 1v1 against the defender and goalkeeper. Players rotate positions after each repetition to practice receiving, controlling, passing and defending skills. The drill can be progressed by changing the shape of the practice area or increasing the number of players.

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Shooting 1: Practice Organisation

This document describes a 1v1 attacking drill for practice. Two attackers face off against one defender, with a goalkeeper in goal. The defender passes the ball forward to the attackers. One attacker controls the pass and passes to their partner, who then attacks the goal 1v1 against the defender and goalkeeper. Players rotate positions after each repetition to practice receiving, controlling, passing and defending skills. The drill can be progressed by changing the shape of the practice area or increasing the number of players.

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Attacking play

Shooting 1
Practice organisation
Area 15x10yds, with appropriate size goal at one end, as illustrated.
4
 players (incl. GK), arranged 2 Attackers v 1 Defender, as shown in
the diagram.
Practice starts with: D passes ball forward into 2As.
Receiving A controls & passes to partner who attacks the goal 1v1.
D moves forward to defend goal in tandem with GK.
Practice continues until ball goes dead.
A
 s & D rotate roles & practice recommences with initial
set-up arrangements.

R
 eceiving, controlling & passing to partner enables D to move
forward & establish a realistic defensive position.

10 yds

Detail
GK

F urthermore: it will create varying levels of pressure on A,


determined by partners efficiency of control.
A
 ngle, distance & communication between As to best deal with
incoming long pass from D.
Simple progressions for this practice are:
- D plays ball into space for As to collect & organise on the move.

15 yds

- Change the shape of practice area (long & narrow, or


wide & shallow).
- Build number of players in practice (& hence complexity of
options/challenges).

Key coaching points


A
 ccuracy & quality of initial pass from D to As, served with
pace & precision.
R
 eceiving A getting into line of ball & receiving with good 1st touch,
using appropriate controlling surface.

138 The Future Game

Age group
8-11 years

- Develop 2v1 in existing organisation to further challenge D & As


use of support.

E
 arly decision from receiving A on where & how to play pass to
supporting team mate that will make it easier to receive & take
ball on.
P
 ositive & early decision from A, on best way to take ball past D to
create an opportunity to shoot at goal.
C
 onsideration of position of GK & how that will affect choice of
attacking move to score.

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