Football/Soccer Session (Moderate): Elite Combination play to create overload in attack. (Start Time: 2021-11-04 17:00:00)

Liverpool FC Foundation

Darren Carr

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Name:	Darren Carr
City:	Liverpool
Country:	United Kingdom
Membership:	Adult Member
Sport:	Football/Soccer

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Set up: Use whole pitch, with players set up as above, players at 2 Points A with all the boys.

Format: A plays across to B, B receives towards C, C makes a move away to create space & play to D, B makes overlapping run around C to receive through ball from D. A will move to B, B dribbles into opposite line A who has replicated the move going from opposite way.

Progressions: Combination Play between players B&C, with B playing into D, C makes the forward run, B will move to C.

Shoot into goals

Key Points: Quality passing, 1st touch, Awareness & movement, forward runs

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Set up: Pitch split into 3 equal zones. 2 teams attack vs defence with overloads for attacking team in each zone.

Format: Attacking team have 3 min to get the ball from defensive zone into attacking zone and create goal scoring opportunities, ball will start at end zone each time. If defenders win ball they can counter attack and score bonus points. Attacking players can move through the zones defenders are locked in. Rotate roles after 3 mins.

Progressions: Def can move into other zone.

Key points: Speed of attack - attack quickly, with width and depth, to attack the opposition goal through quick individual or collective play.

Options ahead of ball - In order to counter-attack, the team in possession must penetrate the opposition through dribbling, long passing or combinations and a passing option ahead of the ball can help to disorganise the defence.

Movement to attack space & receive - Player movements can support the attack with overlaps, underlaps, come short to spin in behind, go long to drop short and receive.