Combi training. Playing Viborg system with ascendancy on the left flank and tactical advantage on the middle. Playfield demonstrated with indication mark.
Left back makes feint and passes the ball to left wing while centre back takes left back's place and receives the ball from Left wing. 2 against 1 situation.
Left back takes centre's back place shortly after 2 against 1 made contact by walking backwards. new centre back receives ball from neutral player right from him. 1 against 1 with pivot advantage.
ATT: Make sure 2 aigainst 1 on the left side of the field happens fastly.
DEF: Rightwing defender's task is to close the gap between the white indication mark and the left wing. Priority is preventing the centre/left-back from scoring.
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