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0 3v2 progressing to 3v4 activity

By Anthony Hazelwood The following activity has two groups of players initially playing a 3 vs. 2 possession game. The two defenders play in numerical inferiority for the first 20 seconds and then are joined by two teammates turning the activity into a 3 vs. 4 exercise. The idea is to have two types of

0 3v2 to 4v3 Transition to Goal

By Gregg Gillies - Set Up: Size (45 x 35 depending on age, skill level, etc. - can be brought down as far as 30 x 25) Depending on your technical and tactical focus as well as equipment available this can be played with small goals or full size with goalies. See diagram 1 below for

0 3 v 2 Continued Attacking and Defending

By Sean Reed - Objective This session is a continuation of the 3 v 2 activities in previous weeks but now includes an additional defender making a recovery run that will encourage the attacking teams to finish as soon as possible. Session 1 Diagram 1 Set Up Working within one half of the pitch 5yds inside

0 3 v 2 Team Exploiting an Overload Next Phase

By Sean Reed - Objective This session is developed from the previous 3 v 2 session going into a 3v2 at both ends. Again the focus can be on both the attacking and the defending, but for this session we are focusing on the attacking side of it. Session 1 Diagram 1 Set Up Working

0 3v2 Attacking Small-Sided Game

By Lawrence Fine, Author of the FineSoccer Coaching Bible.

Welcome to the FineSoccer Drills Newsletter. Today’s featured activity works on transition, 3 v 2 attacking, finishing and much more.

Start with a 40 x 30 grid with two full sized goals and a keeper in each goal. There is a player on each side of the goals on the end lines and a 3 v 2 to start on the field. Each team has extra players on a side.

The team with 3 starts with the ball and they try to get to goal. They can score directly or use

4 2v1 and 3v2 Attacking and Defending

Welcome to the FineSoccer Drills Newsletter.  Today’s featured activity works on 2 v 1 and 3 v 2 attacking and defending.  Attacking activities such as this one can be found in the book Training Creative Goalscorers. Start with a grid that is 50 x 40 with a midfield line.  There are full sized goals on