| Name: | Andrew Morris |
|---|---|
| City: | Wigan |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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The drill starts with a pass in from the coach.
The player receiving the ball can pass left or right then runs in the opposite direction (left or right) to take up position at the back of the line for that cone, the player standing opposite the player receiving the ball moves to press the player who has received the ball. Notice how the blue player makes an arcing run to cut off the pass to the red player, this should be seen as a trigger for the waiting red player to start moving towards the grey player to provide the press, as the pass to red has been cut off by the blue player.
Grey receives the pass, red makes a straight pressing run with insufficient acceleration, this means that grey can pass left or right. As the pass to left or right has not been cut off, neither blue or yellow can anticipate the pass and cannot start the pressing run, this gives blue more time to control the ball and make a pass without being put under any pressure.
After receiving the pass blue controls the ball to the right, red spots this is a trigger to start moving towards grey and accelerates to block the pass back to the next blue player, the waiting blue player sees the passing lane to blue blocked and accelerates to close down yellow, yellow mis-controls the ball and blue is on hand to intercept.
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Pass & Press
The drill starts with a pass in from the coach.
The player receiving the ball passes to the right and runs to the left to take up position at the back of the line for on that cone, the player standing opposite the player receiving the ball moves to press the player who has received the ball. In the first play yellow receives the ball, passes to red and runs to take up position at the back of the grey line, blue presses yellow then takes up position at the back of the blue line.
The pattern continues with the player receiving the ball passing to the right and moving to the left and the player opposite pressing the player receiving the ball.
The key is for the pressing player to anticipate the pass and begin moving towards the player receiving the pass, accelerating once the pass has been played. If the initial movement is too late or there is no/little acceleration, then the receiving player will not be under pressure.