Small Sided Games
P3
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3 V 3 Defend and Attack Game (SSG)
Increase the tempo of your sessions with this high-energy game that sharpens pressing, reactions, and attacking transitions.
Watch the full videoAttacking · U13–U15
Attacking practices for players aged 12–14 (U13 to U15 teams): combination play, forward runs, overloads and finishing, from technical patterns to small-sided games. Each outline gives the setup and key coaching points, with the full video in Club.
Touchtight Club has 156 U13–U15 attacking practices (as of October 2026). Below: 2 free full videos and 5 practice outlines.
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1:42 FREE TO WATCH · COMPLETE VIDEO
Increase the tempo of your sessions with this high-energy game that sharpens pressing, reactions, and attacking transitions.
Watch the full video
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Develop your team’s ability to break lines with purpose in this technical attacking practice focused on penetrating passes and intelligent.
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68-P8 · Wave of play
This practice is built to improve players’ 1 v 1 defending skills, with a strong focus on technique, positioning, and decision-making.
95-P4 · Technical practice
Develop central build-up play and finishing using a 231 structure. Transferable from 7v7 and 9v9 into 433 principles.
82-P1 · Technical practice
This practice takes place in a 40 by 45-yard area and focuses on developing passing combinations to create opportunities to finish.
56-P9 · Functional practice
Elevate your teams attacking play with this fast-paced 3 v 3 practice, designed to sharpen combinations between our wingers and striker!
52-P5 · Skill practice
This practice is designed to develop CB's who can confidently step into midfield and help break the first line of opposition pressure.
These are 5 of the 156 U13–U15 attacking practices in Club. Start a free trial to see them all ↗
Coaching it
At this age players can link a rehearsed movement to a decision in a game. Pair a pattern or technical practice with a small-sided game on the same theme, so the movement they practise is the one they look for under pressure.
Most attacking detail here is about when to move: arriving as the pass is played, checking away before showing, and making the run that opens space for a teammate.
Give every attack an end product, whether that is a goal, a target player or an end line to dribble over. Players learn to finish moves when finishing is the point of the practice.
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