Use this simple way to create space to fill any gaps in your training session for a simple tactic that can help your team create goal scoring opportunities.
Use this simple way to create space to fill any gaps in your training session for a simple tactic that can help your team create goal scoring opportunities
In the diagram the attacker who is being marked drops back and plays a one-two with the midfielder passing the ball back. This draws the enemy defense out and creates space in front of the goal they are defending.
Notice that by simply checking back, the marked attacker draws out the entire defensive line. The midfielder plays a one two with the attacker who turns and runs into the box allowing the midfielder to play a ball through or over the advancing defender
Passing back from the attacker is something you have to coach into young players who normally play the way they are facing.
If you practise with them and get a player clever enough to do it, no matter what age they are they will be able to leave the defence vulnerable to the through ball
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