The counter attack is a dangerous attacking tactic. If done properly, it can be the most effective way of beating the defence before they have a chance to find any structure, leaving big space to exploit. Develop quick, powerful players and focus on control and timing in front of goal to finish the attack off effectively.
What’s in the Session?
To aid players understanding and application of quick counter attacks from midfield and the roles and responsibilities of each individual when this occurs.
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