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3v2 Flying Changes

Drill Quick Glance
Age: 10+ Field: 35X40
Players: 12+ Focus: Game-like
Difficulty: Hard Time: 20 mins.
Goalkeeper: YES Team
Rating: 4.01 / 5 Views: 187,953
Published: 10/20/2005 Author: Chris Johnson
Drill Objective

This drill is designed to focus on all aspects of the game in a 3v2 situation. Mainly runs of attackers, angle of support, passing vs. shooting decisions, defensive shape, and recovery runs, along with working on mental attentiveness.

This 3v2 drill is designed to focus on the three vs two situation, angle of support, passing decisions, and defensive shape.
Drill setup
  1. Set up two goals facing each other about 35-40 yards apart.
  2. Place a goalkeeper in each goal. 
  3. Split the team into two teams with even players (blue and red).
  4. Place a cone on the left and right side of the field marking the center of the field. 
  5. The red team starts from the cone on one sideline, and the blue team starts at the cone on the other sideline.
Drill Instructions
  1. Three blue players step out with a ball and become attackers. 
  2. Two red players step out and defend. 
  3. If the attacking team (blue) score, they are distributed a new ball and attack the other goal. The defenders (red) step off, get back in their line, and two new defenders (red) would step on to defend the other goal.
  4. If the attackers (blue) do not score, they step off, and the two (red) defenders become attackers, and an additional (red) player joins the attack. Two new (blue) defenders step out to defend the goal red is attacking. 
  5. The is a very fast paced and dynamic game. Make sure the keepers in each goal have an adequate supply of balls. There shouldn’t be any pauses between changes to incorporate quick transition and to focus on paying attention. 
Drill Variations
  • Change the number of players 2v1 or 1v1
  • Restriction added - must beat defender before shoot 
Soccer Drill Titled: 3v2 Flying Changes
Tagged:
  • 3V2 FLYING CHANGES SOCCER DRILL
Published by: Chris Johnson

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