We Have The Ball:
- Understands space, creation and occupation.
Why/How?
- To create space for themselves by stretching the field, then checking in to the space that was created.
- To play in the space between the opponent’s center backs and defensive mids.
- To drop off, which then forces a center back to step with, creating space in behind for a teammate to make a run in.
- Mobile / Movement between opponents.
Why/How?
- To continue to create angles and space to receive the ball.
- To be able to play in the spaces in front of the center backs and defensive mids.
- Ability to keep possession of the ball.
- Good receiving skills.
Why/How?
- To hold up play, in order for the midfield/supporting unit to get forward.
- To be able to receive the ball on their first touch and quickly move into open space.
- Keep your body between the defender and the ball.
- Cushion the ball with your first touch of you are trying to hold up the ball in order for teammates to get forward.
- 1st touch is pushed out of your feet into open space, if dangerous space is available and you are able to turn a defender when their is space to get in behind.
- Effective decision maker.
Why/How?
- To keep he ball.
- Think of what you are going to do with the ball before it gets to you.
- Constantly scan the field.
- Know your options. and decide what would be the best decision upon the ball’s arrival.
- Desire to get inside the penalty area.
Why/How?
- To create scoring chances.
- To get a shot off inside the box.
- Dribble.
- Combination of a pass with a teammate.
- To create unpredictability in attack.
- Good finisher.
Why/How?
- Score goals.
- On target.
- Composed infant of goal.
- Knows what type of shooting technique to perform.
- Driven shot, finessed shot, pass to a side.
- One touch finish.
- Volley. Half volley.
- Header.
They Have The Ball
- Cut off angle of opponent’s attack.
Why?
- To cut out the wide pass.
- Force players to the middle of the field into supporting players.
- Make play predictable.
- Collective action to high press.
Why?
- To press as a team so that we do not open up dangerous spaces in the middle of the field, or in between units.
- To make play predictable.
Being a Fremont YSC Withdrawn Striker:
- Understands spaces, creation and occupation.
- Mobile, movement between opponents.
- Good receiving skills.
- Effective decision maker.
- Desire to get inside the penalty area.
- Good finisher.
- Cut off angles of opponent’s attack.
- Collective action to high press.
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