Getting players to make the transition from midfield to attack isn't always easy - what can make things easier is getting the ball to do the hard work for you!
Rather than running like a martyr from midfield, trying to go it alone, teach your players to look up and pick out the perfect pass to one of your forwards.
What's in the session?
To get your players making runs to receive up field and picking out the killer pass, this session contains game related drills, getting them to run onto the pass and slot home past the keeper.
The practices in this session are fast moving and will allow you to ensure there's very little waiting around. Give it a go tonight and get your players losing their marker and creating more attacking opportunities.
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