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Young players passing the ball
  • Fun Games
  • 4 -12

Perfect Passing Games

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The best way young players can learn new skills and ideas is to make them do it over and over again. But that can be boring so you need to hide the repetition in games that are fun to play and th players don't notice the repetition.

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Written by Abbie Sadler

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Noughts and Crosses Take 2

As coaches it’s important we create fun practices where we allow lots of touches on the ball. In this drill players will have full ownership of the session and opportunities to try new things.

Coaching Objectives

In this fun drill players will get the opportunity to try new things through the power of 4v4 games. They will experience different ways to create and score goals.

Drill Setup

  • 20 Mins
  • 8 Players
  • 2 Goals
  • 8 Bibs
  • 20x30 y

What the Players Do

Players play 4v4, GK’s optional.    Whiteboard placed on the edge of the pitch, which is split into noughts and crosses, with an action written in each box.     When a…

Best of Both Feet

All players need to be able to use both feet to pass, shoot or make a clearance, ensure players are confident if the ball falls on their weaker side!

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Coaching Objectives

  • The main goal is to develop players' confidence and proficiency with both feet, enabling them to perform skills and make decisions comfortably regardless of their preferred foot.
  • First touch
  • Play with head up
  • Confident with both feet

Drill Setup

  • 10 Mins
  • 13 Players
  • 2 Goals
  • 6 Bibs
  • 60x40 y

Technique Tips

  • Remind players to keep their heads up and maintain close control of the ball.
  • Encourage players to use the inside and outside of their foot for dribbling and change direction.

What the Players Do

Set up an area of 60x40 yards with a goal at each end. You’ll also need cones and balls.  Split your players into zones with a challenge for each zone, 2v2, 2v1, and 2v2. Every…

Long Passes

Improve long pass accuracy whilst building possession and link play

Coaching Objectives

Improve long, high passes and teach defenders how to deal with them. 

Drill Setup

  • 15 Mins
  • 16 Players
  • 8 Bibs
  • 60x30 y

What the Players Do

Set up by using an area 60x30 yards, with a 6-yard zone at each end. You’ll need cones, bibs and balls.  Split players into two teams of 8, with the team in possession playing…

Session Overview 1/5

  • 1.

    Noughts and Crosses Take 2

    As coaches it’s important we create fun practices where…
  • 2.

    Best of Both Feet

    All players need to be able to use both feet to pass,…
  • 3.

    Long Passes

    Improve long pass accuracy whilst building possession…

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