William Dalziel
| Name: | William Dalziel |
|---|---|
| City: | Glasgow |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
4 V 2 IN CENTRAL AREA - 2 PLAYER PRESS AND RETRIEVE BALL - ON WINNING LOOK TO CREATE A QUICK COUNTER AND OVERLOAD OF 5 V 4,
COUNTER THE ATTACK AND LOOK TO BREAK QUICKLY AGAIN SEE PROGRESSION IN SLIDES

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5-V-4 Overload .Counter attack and Player Recovery session
Set Up
4 blue and 5 red Players + 1 GK
Plenty Balls
4 cones to mark out shaded area
Progression 1
Introduction of 2 blue defenders now becomes a 6 v 5 with advantage to blue team

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5-V-4 Overload .Counter attack and Player Recovery session
Set Up
4 blue and 5 red Players + 1 GK
Plenty Balls
4 cones to mark out shaded area
Progression 2 Interception of counter and counter the counter
Introduce 3 forward blue players and 1 GK, on interception look to hit one of the three forward blue players early and play to a finish. Half way line indicates line of offside.
Progression 3 add 2 red defenders to try and intercept the counter of blue team
Progression 4 28 v 8 SSG
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5-V-4 Overload .Counter attack and Player Recovery session
Set Up
4 blue and 5 red Players + 1 GK
Plenty Balls
4 cones to mark out shaded area
Blue play 4 v 2 in the shaded area and try to achieve 10 passes
if red intercepts look to play to either of the wide players and all 5 break to create a 5 v 4 overload/counter attack look to play to a finish
If reds score re-group and repeat the drill
Coaching points
quality of passes from blue team
closing down and work rate of 2 red players
interception and turnover speed
breaking lines early
timing of runs from wide players lines on pitch
offside (white line indicates line of last defender)