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RC Lens Passing Warm-Up with SAQ 🔴🟡🇫🇷 Move. Pass. Progress. ⚽ A dynamic technical warm-up combining sharp SAQ movement with quick passing combinations. Players work through the ladder, receive on the move, play accurate passes, and rotate continuously to develop first touch, awareness, and passing quality under game-like movement.... show more

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32,694 views • 6 months ago

Noni Madueke was wide and completely isolated when receiving; look at the qaulity of his passing and crossing. Having a left footer on the left allowed #Arsenal to get the ball in the box and down the box quicker, and he started every move with his head up looking for options.

Noni Madueke was wide and completely isolated when receiving; look at the qaulity of his passing and crossing. Having a left footer on the left allowed #Arsenal to get the ball in the box and down the box quicker, and he started every move with his head up looking for options.

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182,935 views • 1 year ago