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City: | Chester |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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(PDP) Defending Deep
Practice organisation
Area 75x44yds (width of penalty area), on full pitch, marked-off
with cones & goals at each end, as illustrated.
 18 players (incl. 2GKs), organised in 2 teams of 4-3-1, 1 ball.
 Defending flank players must recover inside practice area & start to
defend narrow.
Attacking flank players may use full width in opponents half.
Practice starts with: ball rolled-out from GK
to attacking full-back.
 work ball into opponents half who look to retreat & establish
compact defensive block, leaving lone striker up-field.
 win possession: they try to make 5/6 passes
to get over half way line, inside coned area, using
lone striker & get ball to opposing GK.
GK restarts practice by rolling-out to opposite flank.
Detail
How deep to drop to establish defensive block with MF & defensive units.
Where, when & how to pressurise ball.
Moving across pitch quickly (sliding) & maintaining distances
between team mates.
How to screen opposition front players.
Body shape, communication & detail of marking
& covering players.
Dealing with quick combination play, crosses & direct play.
2nd. balls & 2nd. phase attacks.
Composure under pressure & not giving away free kicks.
Retaining concentration & marking at back, when team
is in possession.
Simple progression for this practice is:
- On gaining possession: team attempts to strike
at goal within 10 seconds. Key coaching points
drop/recover to just outside 18yd area.
Flank players funneling back towards goal, narrow play to deny
penetration centrally.
D drops deep to cover A team’s MF (holding) player.
Co-ordination of defensive block: when to press, slide & screen
Going out to challenge in flank areas to prevent crosses.
Marking opponents & blocking.
Role of GK.