4 Drills
Pop-up Suicides - 5m, 10m, 20m - in 3's
Endless passing loop - Passing down the line, end player to wraparound to join the end of the line, work across the pitch, and back the other way.
Parachutes - pitch width - there and back / swap player
Across the corner passing/chip (if enough numbers) or Two Triangles passing drill (3 balls, two triangles with 1 player in the middle)
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