Drill Setup:
This drill will require the attacking third of the field with a full size goal and a goalkeeper.
There should be a large supply of balls at the cone of player.
Split the team up evenly among each of the four cones positioned near midfield as seen in the diagram.
Drill Instructions:
Player 1 plays a firm ball into the corner of the field for player 3 to run onto.
As player 3 leaves his cone, player 4 also leaves his cone to put pressure on player 3, in attempt to deny the cross.
Player 2 also leaves to defend player 1 on the cross.
Player 3 crosses the ball into player 1 who attempts to finish on goal.
Rotate players so that they play both offense and defense on all of the spots.
Attackers:
Firm ball to get the ball deep towards the end line.
Quick prep touches and crosses from the wingers.
Good timing on the runs and anticipate the cross.
Defenders:
Sprint to close down the crosser quickly while getting the inside position.
Track runners and get inside position.
Clear balls up and outside.
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