Try to move the ball quickly, using a maximum of one or two touches. Try to get players to use one touch passing and only to depend on a second touch when they have to control a poor pass. When we make the pass between the lines to the attackers it should be a firm pass. Players should learn when to control the ball and slow the play down and when to play one-touch to speed the play up.

Timing of the pass is key to how the player receives the ball whether a through ball for the player to run on to or a switch of play. Speed of play is important for receiving and passing. Good passing helps players to control the ball and make decisions easier.

Passing and moving with added difficulty of passing through a gate

Transitions
11 -15

Transition Through the Gate

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Written by Dave Clarke

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The focus on this game is passing and moving with the added difficulty of the pass having to go through a gate to get to the other side

Coaching Objectives

Focus in the drill is on quick passing with short passing followed by a longer pass key to making it work. This makes the players work on their technique.

Drill Setup

15 Mins
15 Players
10 Bibs
45 x 20 y

What the Players Do

Split the area into three zones with outer zones of 20 yards and a middle zone of 5 yards. One team starts as defenders with 3 players in the middle zone and a player at each end of the area outside…

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