Players should use the outside of the foot to dribble so that the player can keep the ball away from the defender and make it difficult to steal the ball. The defender's focus should be on the ball not on what the attacker is doing Once they have beaten the defender it is good practice to get players to look up and see where the target player is. Attackers should protect the ball using the foot furthest from the defender putting his/her body When the opponent is defending up close, the attacking player should protect the ball with the foot furthest from the defender and use his body to block off the defender.

Block the Centre

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Written by Dave Clarke

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A tactical possession game that develops passing, movement, and awareness using zonal restrictions and neutral players.

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Coaching Objectives

Develop players’ ability to maintain possession, switch play, and identify passing lanes under pressure while enhancing spatial awareness and support play.

Drill Setup

20 Mins
12 Players
6 Bibs
30 x 20 y

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