Midfield Pressure in Midfield Third (11-P3)
This opposed practice is focused on midfield players regaining possession and developing and finishing attacks In the attacking...
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Possession Soccer Drills
These Possession Soccer Drills are opposed practices that challenge players under pressure in opposed skill games. These are based around sessions with more than 6 players, with a minimum of a 3 v 3 game. We look at angles and distances in balanced and overload situations, as well as player's ability to move the opposition around to create a team advantage.
Developing Player Possession
Keeping possession in soccer is an important skill, as it allows teams to control the flow of the game and create scoring opportunities. Here are some ways that players can improve their ability to keep possession in soccer games:
Practice passing and receiving: Players should work on their passing and receiving skills to ensure that they can control the ball accurately and efficiently. This includes things like proper ball striking technique, body positioning, and communication with teammates.
Work on team shape: A team's shape and movement can have a big impact on their ability to keep possession. Players should work on their positioning and movement off the ball to create passing options and support their teammates.
Develop individual ball control skills: Players should work on their individual ball control skills, such as dribbling, shielding, and turning, to help them keep possession and move the ball up the field.
Practice playing under pressure: Players should practice playing under pressure in different scenarios, such as when opponents are pressing high or when they are outnumbered. This helps them develop the skills and confidence needed to keep possession in difficult situations.
Practice playing under pressure: Players should practice playing under pressure in different scenarios, such as when opponents are pressing high or when they are outnumbered. This helps them develop the skills and confidence needed to keep possession in difficult situations.
Provide positive reinforcement: Offer positive reinforcement and encouragement to your players when they display confidence and control on the ball.
This can help boost their self-confidence and encourage them to take more risks and try new things.
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