(End Zones) 20min
- Create end zones using tall or small cones.
- 50 x 30 yard depending on number of players.
- 3v3, 4v4, 5v5, No GK.
- Players must dribble or pass the ball into the end zone for a point, once in the zone the ball is left and play resumes from opposite team.
- 5/6 pass combination for extra ponits.
- Focus on fundamental passing, moving, support.
- Focus on basic defending and attacking skills.
- Quick counter-attacks.
(Progression/Variation)
- Limit the amount of touches.
- Coach has a supply of footballs ready to put into the game if the ball goes out.
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