Keep ball activity. Set out a square depending on the number of players you have. Players are able to make quick decision and plan ahead on their pass. Players should count how many passes they get in a row and also try to split the defenders. If the defender wins the ball back then the player that gave it away goes in the middle. Start with two touch depending on how the players do then move to one touch.
Decision making is important in this as player shouls already should know where they are passing next before they have recieved the ball
First touch should be to open up play
No one should be standing still everyone should be providing angles
Players should move closer to support for small passes to draw defenders in to then play a big ball out (switching the play)
Ball should be played on the floor
High tempo
Good first touch
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