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Country: | United Kingdom |
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Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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(PDP) Intercepting Passes 2
Practice organisation
• Area 30x20yds with 10yd radius circle in centre (eg. centre circle of
pitch), squared-off to make 20x20yd box, with each end extended
5yds, as illustrated.
• 10 players organised into 3 groups of 3, plus 1 Target player on side
of practice area.
• 3 players operate in each zone.
• Practice starts with: ball fed-in by coach to 3A’s.
• 3A’s in end zone retain possession unopposed, looking for
opportunities to pass through defended central area to opposite zone.
• On receiving: 3A’s opposite, look to transfer ball back.
• If 3D’s in central zone intercept: they play ball to T.
• Practice restarts with ball fed into an end zone
by coach.
• Rotate A’s & D’s at regular intervals.
Detail
• Quick footwork & anticipation by individual players.
• Effective communication to maintain pressure
on ball movement.
• Press quickly with low carriage & balanced body shape.
• Maintain appropriate distance & angles between defenders
within unit.
• Press, cover & support.
• Simple progression for this practice is:
- On interception: players in middle zone attack the 3 opponents
in end zone from which the pass was delivered & attempt to cross
end line of that zone.
Key coaching points
• Central unit of 3D’s read & react to ball movement.
• 3D’s organise & have a main pressing player who attempts to get
close to ball whilst remaining in central zone.
• Other D’s support presser & maintain spacing
& balance of unit.
• D unit change roles, depending on movement of ball.
• Low carriage & sliding movement across area, using quick footwork.
• Looking for interceptions &/or deflections of passes