Michael Richardson
Name: | Michael Richardson |
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City: | Great Dunmow |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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(PDP) Attacking Flank Play
Practice organisation
• Full pitch including goals, with 44x35yd area marked by cones in
centre, as illustrated.
• 23 players (incl. 2GK’s), arranged 4v4 plus a Floater
in central area, who plays for the team in possession at all times;
2v2 at each end outside of penalty area
& 2 flank players for each team, as shown.
• Practice starts with: Coach passes into central area, to Attacking team.
• A’s look to keep possession for 5 consecutive passes before playing
into front players.
• Strikers spread ball to flank, for winger to dribble & cross into
penalty area.
• If D’s gain possession: they can move ball to flank quickly to
counter-attack (do not require 5 passes in central area).
• One MF player from central area can attack goal, looking to receive
cross with strikers, making third player in opponent’s penalty area.
• After each attack/counter-attack: Coach restarts practice by
feeding into other team & roles are reversed.
Detail
• Players remain within designated areas, with the exception of
breaking MF player, who must change for each counter-attack.
• Moving the play early: timing, speed & angle of forward runs to
support receiving player.
• D’s to defend realistically at all times, tracking runs
& challenging.
• Simple progression for this practice is:
- If recovering team regains possession: it can initiate its own
counter-attack.
- 2 MFs and 1 DMF join the counter attack from the cental area .
Key coaching points
• Precision & quality of passing & support play in MF area to achieve
5 consecutive passes.
• Intelligent use of possession, movement & individual skills, on & off
the ball.
• Early recognition of supporting strikers to ‘show’ for ball out of
MF area & combine.
• Quick reaction to movement of players to initiate counter-attack.
• Quick change of attacking to defending & defending to
attacking attitude from players.
• Looking for timely runs & well-placed passes to quickly penetrate
opposition on counter-attack.
• Concentration & assessment of build-up play in advanced positions to
receive break-out passes from MF.