2 v 1 situations with unmarking movement of the player without the ball: Player A starts off running with the ball passing inside the mini-square. As soon as the player leaves the square they swerve quickly and point toward the goal; The white defender sprints to pressure striker A

2017年11月20日 · 2v1 overload gives the players a great opportunity to get behind the opponent’s lines and find space in more dangerous areas on the pitch according to create goal scoring opportunities. The basic 2v1 situation is when the two attackers are positioned next to each other (horizontal 2v1) and the defender defends the line behind him.

There's nowhere quite as lonely on the football field as when you realise you're defending 2 vs 1. Here's the tips and strategy to play it successfully.

One defender attempts to stop two attacking players from scoring. Divide players into three lines – two attackers and one defender. Coach serves the ball onto the field and first person from each line runs out and plays. Players play 2 vs 1 until a goal is scored or the ball goes out of bounds.

Set Up: Player 1 begins play by dribbling towards the line of players on the opposite side. Player 2 jumps out to defend, and the second player in line — Player 3 — looks to combine with Player 1 to beat the defender with a 2v1 combination.

2 vs 1 Soccer Drills for youth soccer coaches. View videos, diagrams, and descriptions to help clearly communicate the drills to your players and plan practice sessions.

Divide the team into three groups (A, B, C in the picture). A represents the striker who receives the ball, B represents the overlapping player, C represents the defender. The action starts with the ball from group B. The goalkeeper defends the goal. You can alternate two goalkeepers if the actions are quick.

2 v 1 Attacking Drills and Exercises will show you how to create practices that will train your players to recognize these situations and select the correct combination of movements and passes to take advantage of them. The book is divided into three sections: Patterns, Exercises to Teach 2 v 1 and Observations.

Useful drill to train passes, losing your marker and positioning for young soccer players.

Key Point 1 – Slightly Cut Off the Passing Option. Key Point 2 – Keep the ball in front of you so you can stay goal side. Key Point 3 – Force them to shoot near post.