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The document provides instructions for a two-way finishing circuit drill involving 5 outfield players and 2 goalkeepers. The drill involves passing and one-two combinations to create shots on goal, with players immediately switching play to the opposite side of the field for crosses and finishing opportunities.

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F Attack Sample

The document provides instructions for a two-way finishing circuit drill involving 5 outfield players and 2 goalkeepers. The drill involves passing and one-two combinations to create shots on goal, with players immediately switching play to the opposite side of the field for crosses and finishing opportunities.

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Football Attack!

80 Shooting & Finishing Drills

Unopposed build up and combination play

30 - Two Way Finishing Circuit


“A good striker is always on the alert for 1
easy goals. Can yours capitalize on any
rebounds from the keeper and get on the
end of a cross at the opposite end for a
devastating 1-2?”

SETUP
Area: 40 x 30 yards
Equipment: 1 Cone, 2 Goals
No. of Players: 5 Outfield, 2 Goalkeepers
A one two sets up the starting player for a shot.

THE STEPS 2

1. The starting player passes into the forward and


makes a supporting run.
The forward sets the starting player up for a
shot at goal.
The forward must react and look for any
rebounds.
2. Immediately after this ball has been played. The
forward receives a 2nd pass from the coach and
switches the play out to the crosser.
3. The forward makes a run towards the opposite Immediately the wide player is released...
goal and attempts to score from the cross.
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ROTATION
• The starting player becomes the forward.
• The forward becomes the crosser.
• The crosser joins the back of the line and waits
to become a starting player.

KEY Player Movement Ball Movement


...and crosses for the forward to score.

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