Set up a 3 vs. 3 game in a quarter of the pitch.
Each team elects a goalkeeper. This player is allowed to use their hands in the defensive end zone. They are not allowed to stay inside the defensive area and must also go forward as an outfield player during attacks on the opposing goal.
A team must make at least 2 passes before they can shoot on goal.
Award 3 points for every successful pass and 5 points for every goal. The first team to 21 points wins.
When receiving the ball, control it and move it into space with your first touch.
Keep all passes on the ground.
When you do not have the ball get into a position to receive the ball.
You may allow players to pick scores for different skills.
Rotate keepers every two minutes.
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