Football/Soccer Session (Academy Sessions): Principle session - Breaking lines (Start Time: 2021-08-12 19:30:00)
FAW Coach Ed
Lee Pope
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breaking lines principle drill (20 mins)
Key Factors
- principle session, breaking lines 5v5 + 2 central players
- 3 blocks of 5 mins, 1.30 rest between blocks
blues scoring toward half way line
reds scoring towards 18 yard line
- block 1 passive defending, defend middle/central area of the pitch force the ball to wide areas and force backwards
- block 1 retain try to break lines using central spare players
- each team can only have max of 2 players in any zone at any 1 time.
- goals 1 for goal in wide outside goals, 2 for a goal in central goal (extra goal if played through spare players)
- block 2 active defending again try to force ball wide and backwards
- block 2 attacking team try to switch play to create space goals scored and play through or around
- max of 2 players rom each team in any zone at any one time.
- 1 goal for finishing in any goal, extra goal if played tough each zone
- block 3 open play game rules remain the same all defending is active, any player can go in any zone except 2 spare players in yellow who remain in middle zone, team in possession look to score by moving the ball through, around or over the defenders between the zones.
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9v9 breaking lines ssg (20 mins)
Key Factors
- 9v9 breaking lines
- both teams playing with 1 - 4 -3 - 3 with full backs removed
block 1 - 6 min with 1.30 rest
players must remain in zones and look to play through the zones by playing through around or over. both teams can attack and defend depending on which team is in possession.
defensive teams should defend central areas and try force play wide and backwards.
block 2 - 6 mins with 1.30 rest
question 1: can attacking team create a central overload?
when in possession 1 player from the attacking team can now drop into middle 3rd from the final 3rd to create overload and offer a spare man option
defensive teams should defend central areas and try force play wide and backwards. and try to stop the ball finding the spare man in a central area
block 3 - 6 mins with 1.30 rest
more players can enter zones from any team but teams must have at least 1 player in each 3rd.
question2: what if 1 defender follows the attacker dropping into the central zone?
can attacking team play to attackers feet receive the ball back and that play behind or around to create a 2 v1 in final 3rd. in club principle (up, back and through)
goals are scored in the usual way in the big central goal.
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warm up - rondo (15 mins)
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