The Goal scorers will work on quick combinations to receive the ball and score in and around the edge of the box. Play will begin with a feeder who will play the ball in from a deeper position. Attackers will receive the ball back to goal, have a quick combination and look to finish. Once this shot has been taken, the ball will immediately be fired in from next to the goal. The players have to make a movement into the box to finish quickly. Once done, another ball will be played in aerially for the players to score from.
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The coaching methodology revolution sweeping grassroots football - and how to implement it at your club this season.
