Receiving Skills Servers and workers Variation of serve (ground, air, quick, slow) Movement Support Communication Body shape Decision making Technique.

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Receiving Skills Servers and workers Variation of serve (ground, air, quick, slow) Movement Support Communication Body shape Decision making Technique End product Unopposed and opposed Progress into team possession games, overload games, target games

Quick Shooting / Finishing Servers around goal area 5v5, 6v6 in goal area On command ball served into goal area Observation, awareness and reactions Movement Decision making – type of shot, which foot ATTITUDE CONFIDENCE Shoot at earliest opportunity

creating scoring opportunities in final 1/3 7 v 6 on ½ pitch If red team win ball, limit passes to get ball to target area / player or zone? Pictures: Front player in between opposition CB or FB for ball into space behind Ball into front players feet – movement of other F and supporting MF players in and around ball Switch play quickly to attack space on opposite side Combination play between 9 and 10 ATTITUDE CONFIDENCE DECISION MAKING / SELECTION

Back 3 (+ MF) without the ball (3 – 5 – 2) Organised Compact Communication Press or delay Cover, support and balance Recovery runs of 7 and 11 4 to screen pass into opposition 9 or 10

Back 3 (+ MF) with the ball (3 – 5 – 2) 2 and 3 to play high and wide (not as much as in a 4 – 4 – 2) 5 to hold central position, deeper than 2 and 3 (always providing option to play back and round through 5 or GK) 4 to drop into deep lying areas to receive from GK, 5, 2 or 3 7 and 11 to play high and wide 10 to play deeper than 9 (into gaps between opposition back 4 and MF) Body shape to play forward if possible Tempo Quality of execution (receiving, passing, turning, running or dribbling)