Soccer drill to get players passing and moving in tight areas

Passing between two groups of three players The two sets of players should be around six metres apart. X passes to Y then runs to the back of the queue. When the Y players receive the ball, they play it first time to the next X player, then run to the back of their queue. Players in these training drills must play the ball first time whenever possible, and they should be encouraged to use both feet. Younger players can be allowed to control the ball first, if necessary, then pass with the second touch of the ball. Advance the soccer training drill Advance the first drill by adding a team and passing with three teams in the same way, but this time the players run behind the opposing column after they have delivered the pass. W, X and Y stand in a triangle, six metres apart, with two players in each column behind them. Using one ball, W passes to X who passes to Y then back to W. All passes should be first time. Once again, allow younger players two touches if necessary.