Teams and in particular midfields need to identify the right opportunities to turn defending into an attacking opportunity. This comes from being able to retain possession and identifying the right time to play
What?s in the Session?
The session begins with a small sided game, focussing on recognising the right opportunities to attack. The session then transitions into developing and trying to get your players into better positions to capitalise when they identify the right time to attack. Finally the session looks to replicate a match situation. By doing this it'll allow them to think for themselves more when in a game situation.
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