| Name: | Scott McLennan |
|---|---|
| City: | Dunbar |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Component 1 variation
CM makes pass then looks to recover around the lines to make a 3v3 up aginst 2 attackers and a striker who constantly plays there
Coaching points
As we now face an overload the defenders must look to delay and force the play wide
CM must recover quickly and think about getting behind the ball
Defenders must be patient and think about not leaving the space in behind for the striker
If we press the striker then other defender must narrow and kill the space in behind
Must look to get tight to the striker and force backwards
If ball is wide then fullback force down the line and be patient
Constant communication across the back 4

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Component 2
6v6 in large zone
If ball is played into maroon striker then we must look to get support with one run going in to support
Looking to create overloads against maroons in larger zone
Coaching points
Back 4 work across in relation to the ball and strikers
2 centre midfielders look to screen and stop the ball into the strikers
If ball is in the wide area then fullback looks to force the play down the line
Rest of back 4 should get set to deal with cross (open bodies and look to tuck in)
If the ball does go into the attacking zone look to push the line up and get us out
If players are pulled out to position look to recover and have a solid back 4
Progression
Number back 4 1-6
If coach shouts number then player must run out to end zone line and recover

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Ball out in wide area
If the ball does get worked wide then we are looking for the fullback to edge out and force the play down the line
DO NOT step out the back line too early and leave space in behind
Be patient dont over commit
Centre midfielder closest to the ball look to screen the pass into the striker
Back 4 moves over in relation to the ball
What if - If the fullback does go down the line and gets past the fullback
Centre back has two options
IF wide midfielder is set up to put the ball into the box then retreat and get set for the cross
IF wide midfielder drives in then centre half steps out and looks to delay
If this does happen then fullback must recover back into centre back area, as well as centre midfielders dropping back into the box and getting bodies in to deal with crosses
Defenders must open body to see man and ball

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Ball into strikers feet
Maroon centre midfielder on the ball makes misplaced pass to oppostion centre midfielder
Green midfielder must play pass into strikers feet
Maroon centre back must go tight and stop green striker from turning
As maroon centre back steps out then other three must narrow in order to deny space in behind
2 centre midfielders must recover quickly in order to deny space
Must make sure they track runs
Look to force the play wide and backwards at this point
IF the striker does turn and face up centre back
It is even more important that 3 get compact and narrow
Centre back closest to the ball must put pressure on the ball and force the play wide in order to give recovering centre midfielders time
Can centre midfielders recover to deny midfield runners to receive in space
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Component 1 (5 mins)
Component 1
CM plays pass into one defender who plays pass up to attackers for a 2v2 towards goal
If maroons win the ball they look to drive over the line
Play goes from one side to the other
Coaching points
As soon as pass is played up look to squeeze up and put immediate pressure on the ball
One player presses and one player drops to give cover
When ball is transferred from attacker to attacker defenders must switch
Defender shows the ball down the line
Be patient and know when to make tackle
GK give good communication and be prepared to come out and collect