Individual role of 1st, 2nd and 3rd attacker

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  • In an area 38 x 14 yards divide the pitch into 3 zones. The middle zone is 14 x 14 yards and the 2 end zones are both 12 x 14 yards each.

  • In the middle zone we have a 4v4 and 2 neutral players. Each team has 1 extra support player in the high zone.

  • The game starts with one team in possession in the middle zone with a 4 ( 2) v 4 situation.

  • In this example (diagram) the reds are in possession and the 4 red players can only move along the sides of the middle zone.

  • The 2 neutral players move around inside and provide support for them.

  • The objective for the team in possession is to complete 6-8 passes and then pass to their support player in the high zone. If this happens, another player (using a 3rd man run) runs forward to support, receives a first time pass from the support player and shoots at goal.

  • Red and white players are limited to 2 touches in the middle zone and 1 touch in the end zones. Neutral players and support players are limited to 1 touch.

Coaching Points:

  • 1st attackers pass should be at feet with a firm pass
  • 2nd attacker should have a softer laid off pass
  • 3rd attack should make his run as the ball crosses his path

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