Improve your defence and attack‘s sense of responsibility to ensure they are successfully taking on their roles in the game.
Improve your defence and attack‘s sense of responsibility to ensure they are successfully taking on their roles in the game. The defenders must stop the opponent’s attackers from scoring, regain the ball and then make a forward pass into the attackers. The attackers should then combine quickly to score a goal.
Divide the squad into four teams, playing 3v3, attack versus defence, in each half of the pitch.
To start, one of the goalkeepers rolls the ball out to the defenders who are immediately placed under pressure by the opponent’s attackers.
The job for the three defenders is to make a pass into the opponent’s half to their attackers. The attackers combine to score a goal.
Add movement between the two halves of the pitch by allowing a defender to join the attackers after they have made a forward pass. This gives the attacking team a 4v3 advantage against the defenders, however if possession is lost the opponent could quickly pass forward to their attackers which would result in a 3v2 situation.
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