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🚨 High pressing doesn't start in midfield. It starts with your forwards. ⚡ That's why clubs like 🔴 PSG, 🔴 Bayern and 🔵🔴 Barcelona invest in attackers who can press, force turnovers and win the ball closer to goal. One of Milan's greatest goals of the last 15 years... show more

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"If you can not press, you are not complete." That's what Thierry Henry said when talking about the attributes of a striker. There's been more focus on out of possession tactics over the past seasons, and teams have incrementally got better. With the right intensity and intelligence, we've seen so many teams compete with the best in the league because their off-ball game is top. What's important to note is that the frontline pressers are so crucial for any high pressing system. You can not have a successful press if your forwards aren't intense and intelligent enough. It was great to hear Henry talk about the importance of pressing from the front. There is a lot of insight in this episode. He also touches on the runs he made when his team had the ball in deeper areas and how that's enables the midfielders and forward to have more space between the lines. So crucial. Hansi Flick's Barcelona does this really well, too.

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5 Game-Like Drills to Build a Relentless Pressing Defense That Creates Turnovers If you want your team to create chaos, force turnovers, and dominate with full-court pressure, you’re in the right place. As you plan for next season, remember the 4 factors that determine winning: -Shooting -Turnovers -Rebounding -Free Throws Of those 4, pressing dramatically helps 3. -You become a better shooting team because you’re getting easier shots in transition. -You force more turnovers, creating extra possessions for you and less possessions for your opponent -You’ll shoot more free throws as your transition attacks will draw fouls from your opponents That’s a pretty powerful argument in favor of pressing. But if you’re going to do it, you want to do it right. And that takes deliberate practice on the most important parts of pressing. In this post, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at five of our favorite pressing defense drills—pulled straight from the system used by three-time state champion Coach Mike Hilmer, whose team posted a 96% win rate and reached seven straight state championship games. These drills are aggressive, detailed, and designed to make your defense: -Trap smarter -Rotate faster -Hustle harder -And never give up on a play Whether you’re running a run-and-jump, full-court man, or zone press, these drills will give your team the tools and toughness needed to become a relentless defensive force.

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Pressing, transitions and goals in Canada! After the hiring of Jesse Marsch this week by Canada Soccer , there has been lots of talk about pressing and transitions in the football community. This is THE style of play that we have used for the last 5 years with Alliance United FC in @L1OMens and will give you some insight in how this can look. We went away from the 'possession' based 1-4-3-3 that everyone has been using as the 'best way' to develop players and win games. Many say this is the 'right way' of playing. However, we use the players' abilities and inabilities as the starting point and based on players produced in Canada, within our youth system, this is the way we think will get us the best results and help our players get to the next level. You need to understand youth development in our country to understand what is and what is not being taught to young players. This is not a negative outlook, it is just looking at the reality. 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This means we will 'outrun' them in the space they leave behind. c) When winning the ball we want to exploit space behind their backline as the priority which means that a player(s) need to be passing options behind the backline and preferably centrally which is closer to the goal, players winning the ball has to look to play the ball to the player furthest up the pitch. Possession is not a priority but scoring goals as fast as possible is. d) When winning the ball we stay as central as possible with passes and dribbling. We use the width of the penalty area (44 yards) as the preferable dimension when transitioning. We want to stay within this width. The wider the team plays the ball, the more time the opposition has to block the middle. PLAY AS VERTICALLY AS POSSIBLE! 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Spain Used This Possession Setup in training yesterday ahead of a huge fixture vs Uruguay in the early hours of Saturday (UK Time) In Variation 1, teams keep possession and look to score with a one touch finish into the mini goals. A direct one touch finish is worth one point, while a one touch finish after a bounce pass off an end line neutral is worth two points. In Variation 2, the team in possession must first get two players onto each flank before they can score. This encourages width, quick circulation, and then fast counter pressing when the ball is lost. Follow us for more like this and join our website for instant access to more content.

Keepitonthedeck

18,623 次观看 • 1 个月前

🔵🔴 FC BARCELONA EXCELLENT POSITIONAL RONDO from this week. Area size: two 9 × 9 yard zones ⚽ How It Works • Two neutrals always support the team in possession • Neutrals can move between both zones • Complete a set number of passes before transferring into the opposite zone • If the pressing team regain possession, they can score in the mini goals or transfer into the opposite zone to reverse roles 🎯 Key Coaching Points • Create clear angles of support • Maintain good spacing • Scan before receiving • Move the ball quickly • Recognise when to transfer play • React quickly on transition 📌 Save this practice and follow us for more. Instant access to more on our website. #FCBarcelona #FootballCoaching #Rondo #PositionalPlay #FootballTraining #Possession #PlayerDevelopment #SoccerCoaching

🔵🔴 FC BARCELONA EXCELLENT POSITIONAL RONDO from this week. Area size: two 9 × 9 yard zones ⚽ How It Works • Two neutrals always support the team in possession • Neutrals can move between both zones • Complete a set number of passes before transferring into the opposite zone • If the pressing team regain possession, they can score in the mini goals or transfer into the opposite zone to reverse roles 🎯 Key Coaching Points • Create clear angles of support • Maintain good spacing • Scan before receiving • Move the ball quickly • Recognise when to transfer play • React quickly on transition 📌 Save this practice and follow us for more. Instant access to more on our website. #FCBarcelona #FootballCoaching #Rondo #PositionalPlay #FootballTraining #Possession #PlayerDevelopment #SoccerCoaching

Keepitonthedeck

33,844 次观看 • 2 天前

Nico Raskin is a "Number 8" The Belgian Internationalist has all the attributes to go and play in the more advanced positions and something we seen with Barry Ferguson: > Brilliant Box Crashing Runs > Goals & Assists > Aggressive Pressing & Hunting the Ball > Great in Transition Moments For Danny Röhl made the comment post-match yesterday in reference to his midfield (not just Nico Raskin) : > "Little bit too active" > Needed someone to "Be the anchor" > "Keep the structure" > Provide "Good moment for Counter Pressing" All the things you'd expect from a Steven Davis type and interesting to see Rangers in the market for a "Number 6" & you can see from Saturday v Celtic that Nico Raskin can sometimes be a little bit too eager to be on front foot and reacted slightly too late for Yang goal. This is not meant to be as negative as it could be interpreted but meant to be positive to how good he could be with a "Proper Protector" in-front of our Back-4 🙏

Nico Raskin is a "Number 8" The Belgian Internationalist has all the attributes to go and play in the more advanced positions and something we seen with Barry Ferguson: > Brilliant Box Crashing Runs > Goals & Assists > Aggressive Pressing & Hunting the Ball > Great in Transition Moments For Danny Röhl made the comment post-match yesterday in reference to his midfield (not just Nico Raskin) : > "Little bit too active" > Needed someone to "Be the anchor" > "Keep the structure" > Provide "Good moment for Counter Pressing" All the things you'd expect from a Steven Davis type and interesting to see Rangers in the market for a "Number 6" & you can see from Saturday v Celtic that Nico Raskin can sometimes be a little bit too eager to be on front foot and reacted slightly too late for Yang goal. This is not meant to be as negative as it could be interpreted but meant to be positive to how good he could be with a "Proper Protector" in-front of our Back-4 🙏

John Walker

27,649 次观看 • 7 个月前

This Is How Inter Breaks You Without The Ball⬇️ 1/ At this level of the Champions League, small tactical details decide big games. A smart press, a forced pass… and suddenly, the momentum shifts. 2/ Last night’s Bayern vs Inter match was a clear example of this. Inzaghi’s team was fully organized without the ball. 3/ When Kim Min-Jae received the ball, Inter didn’t press aggressively. They held their shape. Thuram didn’t charge – he waited patiently. They were looking for the right moment. 4/ As soon as Kim passed the ball to Urbik, Lautaro stepped in. His pressure wasn’t random – he pushed Urbik into one passing option. 5/ Lautaro wanted Urbik to play the ball to Eric Dier. That’s exactly what Inter were waiting for. The whole pressing plan was built around this. 6/ Why Dier? Because he’s right-footed but playing on the left. He’s not comfortable using his left foot under pressure. 7/ When Dier received the ball, he hesitated and lost time. Inter immediately closed in and shut down his passing lanes. 8/ Inter kept creating 3v2 or 4v3 overloads near the ball. Thanks to the directed pressing, they always had one extra player in that zone. 9/ Bayern couldn’t build effectively from the back. They failed to stretch the pitch and never really took control of the game. At times, Inter won the ball back quickly and repeatedly. 10/ These are the moments that decide big matches. Inzaghi has built a team that doesn’t just press | It waits, it reads, and it strikes at the perfect moment.

This Is How Inter Breaks You Without The Ball⬇️ 1/ At this level of the Champions League, small tactical details decide big games. A smart press, a forced pass… and suddenly, the momentum shifts. 2/ Last night’s Bayern vs Inter match was a clear example of this. Inzaghi’s team was fully organized without the ball. 3/ When Kim Min-Jae received the ball, Inter didn’t press aggressively. They held their shape. Thuram didn’t charge – he waited patiently. They were looking for the right moment. 4/ As soon as Kim passed the ball to Urbik, Lautaro stepped in. His pressure wasn’t random – he pushed Urbik into one passing option. 5/ Lautaro wanted Urbik to play the ball to Eric Dier. That’s exactly what Inter were waiting for. The whole pressing plan was built around this. 6/ Why Dier? Because he’s right-footed but playing on the left. He’s not comfortable using his left foot under pressure. 7/ When Dier received the ball, he hesitated and lost time. Inter immediately closed in and shut down his passing lanes. 8/ Inter kept creating 3v2 or 4v3 overloads near the ball. Thanks to the directed pressing, they always had one extra player in that zone. 9/ Bayern couldn’t build effectively from the back. They failed to stretch the pitch and never really took control of the game. At times, Inter won the ball back quickly and repeatedly. 10/ These are the moments that decide big matches. Inzaghi has built a team that doesn’t just press | It waits, it reads, and it strikes at the perfect moment.

Eray Can Gencer

21,755 次观看 • 1 年前

4v4 (+2) | Possession vs. Regain and Counter to Goal 🥅. ✅ Aim: ✔️ Regain Possession and Counter Attack Quickly. ✅ Set Up: ✔️ Space: 40 (L) x 30 (W) yards. All players start in one half of the pitch. ✔️Place 2 x mini goals 🥅 at one end of the pitch and 2x mini goals in one half of the pitch in diagonally opposite corners. ✔️⚫️s = Possession Team ✔️🔴s = Regain and Counter Team ✔️🟢s = Support Players for the team with the ball ⚽️. ✅ Scoring: ✔️ ⚫️s connect 5 passes or play a wall pass around a player = 1 goal ✔️🔴s regain the ball and 1️⃣ break into the other half and score quickly in a mini goal. Or 2️⃣ connect 4 passes in the half they are in and score in the corner mini goals. ✅ Session Guidance: ➡️ When the 🔴s break over over the halfway line 3 x of them can attack and 2x ⚫️s can recover to get the ball back into the possession half. (3v2). ➡️ Flip the roles of the teams every 3-5 minutes to allow them to practice possession and counters. ✅ Notes: ✔️ ⚫️s: Try keep the ball using controlled possession- spotting the right time to pause on the ball, play through opponents, or play a wall pass. ✔️ 🔴s: Try to win the ball cleanly using interceptions: THEN: 1️⃣ Counter quickly using forward passing and running 🏃‍♂️ 2️⃣ Secure possession and score in the mini goals in the half where the ball ⚽️ was won. Created On: TacticalPad® #SundayShare #SundayShare Temisan Williams @TheCoachesArea Lloyd Owers @FootballTrnng 205 Academy Conor Edwards Breakthrough Soccer The Sporting Resource Felix Lehmann Brett Godwin

4v4 (+2) | Possession vs. Regain and Counter to Goal 🥅. ✅ Aim: ✔️ Regain Possession and Counter Attack Quickly. ✅ Set Up: ✔️ Space: 40 (L) x 30 (W) yards. All players start in one half of the pitch. ✔️Place 2 x mini goals 🥅 at one end of the pitch and 2x mini goals in one half of the pitch in diagonally opposite corners. ✔️⚫️s = Possession Team ✔️🔴s = Regain and Counter Team ✔️🟢s = Support Players for the team with the ball ⚽️. ✅ Scoring: ✔️ ⚫️s connect 5 passes or play a wall pass around a player = 1 goal ✔️🔴s regain the ball and 1️⃣ break into the other half and score quickly in a mini goal. Or 2️⃣ connect 4 passes in the half they are in and score in the corner mini goals. ✅ Session Guidance: ➡️ When the 🔴s break over over the halfway line 3 x of them can attack and 2x ⚫️s can recover to get the ball back into the possession half. (3v2). ➡️ Flip the roles of the teams every 3-5 minutes to allow them to practice possession and counters. ✅ Notes: ✔️ ⚫️s: Try keep the ball using controlled possession- spotting the right time to pause on the ball, play through opponents, or play a wall pass. ✔️ 🔴s: Try to win the ball cleanly using interceptions: THEN: 1️⃣ Counter quickly using forward passing and running 🏃‍♂️ 2️⃣ Secure possession and score in the mini goals in the half where the ball ⚽️ was won. Created On: TacticalPad® #SundayShare #SundayShare Temisan Williams @TheCoachesArea Lloyd Owers @FootballTrnng 205 Academy Conor Edwards Breakthrough Soccer The Sporting Resource Felix Lehmann Brett Godwin

JUST COACH

12,294 次观看 • 2 年前

🚨Fabrizio Romano confirms Sandro Tonali to Manchester United — HERE WE GO! 🔴 🗣️ “Sandro Tonali to Manchester United, here we go! After recent enquiries from Tottenham Hotspur and interest from several top European clubs, Manchester United have decided to accelerate negotiations and reach a full agreement with Newcastle United. The deal is understood to be worth around £80 million plus add-ons, with all major terms now agreed between the clubs. Manchester United viewed Tonali as one of the priority targets to strengthen the midfield and were determined not to let the opportunity slip away. The player has already approved the move and is excited by the project being built at Old Trafford. Inside the club, Tonali is regarded as one of the most complete midfielders in Europe. His leadership, technical quality, defensive awareness and ability to control matches made him a key target for the recruitment team. Newcastle were reluctant to sell and held firm during negotiations, but Manchester United’s persistence eventually led to a breakthrough. Tottenham made enquiries in recent weeks and explored the conditions of a potential deal, but the player made it clear that his preferred destination was Manchester United. Tonali believes the opportunity to become a central figure in the next chapter of Manchester United’s history was too important to turn down. Personal terms have been agreed and the final documents are being prepared. Medical tests are expected to take place shortly before the transfer is officially announced. Manchester United see Tonali as a player capable of transforming the midfield immediately and helping the team compete at the highest level once again. The Italian midfielder is set to become Michael Carrick’s second signing as Manchester United manager. A huge statement signing. Sandro Tonali to Manchester United — HERE WE GO! 🔴✅” {Fabrizio Romano }

🚨Fabrizio Romano confirms Sandro Tonali to Manchester United — HERE WE GO! 🔴 🗣️ “Sandro Tonali to Manchester United, here we go! After recent enquiries from Tottenham Hotspur and interest from several top European clubs, Manchester United have decided to accelerate negotiations and reach a full agreement with Newcastle United. The deal is understood to be worth around £80 million plus add-ons, with all major terms now agreed between the clubs. Manchester United viewed Tonali as one of the priority targets to strengthen the midfield and were determined not to let the opportunity slip away. The player has already approved the move and is excited by the project being built at Old Trafford. Inside the club, Tonali is regarded as one of the most complete midfielders in Europe. His leadership, technical quality, defensive awareness and ability to control matches made him a key target for the recruitment team. Newcastle were reluctant to sell and held firm during negotiations, but Manchester United’s persistence eventually led to a breakthrough. Tottenham made enquiries in recent weeks and explored the conditions of a potential deal, but the player made it clear that his preferred destination was Manchester United. Tonali believes the opportunity to become a central figure in the next chapter of Manchester United’s history was too important to turn down. Personal terms have been agreed and the final documents are being prepared. Medical tests are expected to take place shortly before the transfer is officially announced. Manchester United see Tonali as a player capable of transforming the midfield immediately and helping the team compete at the highest level once again. The Italian midfielder is set to become Michael Carrick’s second signing as Manchester United manager. A huge statement signing. Sandro Tonali to Manchester United — HERE WE GO! 🔴✅” {Fabrizio Romano }

SethOfficial

145,223 次观看 • 1 个月前

Jack Aitchison - Available in the Summer Jacks Main Attributes: > Goal-Threat on Both Feet > Underlapping Runs & Driven Crosses > Cute Through-Balls on Last-Line > High-Pressing Wins This Season at Exeter: > 31 Starts > 9 Goal Involvements > 27 Chances Created > 4th Most Fouled Player in League One His video & data reports marry up quite well with Clubs that would try dominate the ball and build chances over being "Direct" and relying on "2nd Balls": > Clubs Playing a 4-2-3-1 with a "Single-10", a 4-3-3 with "Two-8s" or a 3-4-3 with a "Two-10s" > League One (Sheffield Wednesday dropping, Luton/Bolton if they don't go up & Notts County/Salford/MK Dons if they go up) Outside of that, watching as much Scottish Football as I do, I reckon Hibs & Aberdeen would really benefit from a "Number 10" with Jack Aitchisons Skillset A very talented attacking player that probably needs to find the "Right-Home" for this next move

Jack Aitchison - Available in the Summer Jacks Main Attributes: > Goal-Threat on Both Feet > Underlapping Runs & Driven Crosses > Cute Through-Balls on Last-Line > High-Pressing Wins This Season at Exeter: > 31 Starts > 9 Goal Involvements > 27 Chances Created > 4th Most Fouled Player in League One His video & data reports marry up quite well with Clubs that would try dominate the ball and build chances over being "Direct" and relying on "2nd Balls": > Clubs Playing a 4-2-3-1 with a "Single-10", a 4-3-3 with "Two-8s" or a 3-4-3 with a "Two-10s" > League One (Sheffield Wednesday dropping, Luton/Bolton if they don't go up & Notts County/Salford/MK Dons if they go up) Outside of that, watching as much Scottish Football as I do, I reckon Hibs & Aberdeen would really benefit from a "Number 10" with Jack Aitchisons Skillset A very talented attacking player that probably needs to find the "Right-Home" for this next move

John Walker

107,866 次观看 • 3 个月前

Fanum reacted to the video of Tylil pressing one of the host at the 2025 Streamer Awards for making a joke about Kai Cenat being “Diddy” in the new 50 Cent documentary🫩👀🥀 “It cr6zy like nobody even want to be compared with that even if it is a joke so it’s L joke and if anything it also might be L timing, if i’m kai cenat “why are you playing with me gng, you feel me, like why me though?”

Fanum reacted to the video of Tylil pressing one of the host at the 2025 Streamer Awards for making a joke about Kai Cenat being “Diddy” in the new 50 Cent documentary🫩👀🥀 “It cr6zy like nobody even want to be compared with that even if it is a joke so it’s L joke and if anything it also might be L timing, if i’m kai cenat “why are you playing with me gng, you feel me, like why me though?”

flame⛧

32,273 次观看 • 8 个月前