Playing Out Big Dish x x xxx High + Wide G. Holding Midfield slide 2. G The FA © MF Body Position to Receive AA x x xxx.

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Playing Out Big Dish x x xxx High + Wide G

Holding Midfield slide 2. G The FA © MF Body Position to Receive AA x x xxx

slide 3. The FA © Playing Out CD Receiving/Advancing TeFA © x x x x x MF Filling in for CD

slide 4. The FA © x x xx x High + Wide MF ROTATION– If holding player marked x A A A

slide 5. The FA © x x xx x MF/WM ROTATION x x

slide 6. 1 The FA © x x xx x WM Drives Inside/FB Overlap x x

CLOCK/FORWARDS xx x xx x x x x x slide 7.

slide 8. The FA © FOWARDS RECEIVING/ACROSS DEFENDERS x x x xx x xx x x D D D D

slide 10. Our Club The FA © FORWARDS SHORT/MF 2 ND FW RUNS x x x x D D

FORWARDS COMBINATION PLAY- overs slide 11 The FA © x x x D D D

slide 12. The FA © FORWARDS COMBINATION PLAY-Overlap The FA © x x x x x D D D D D

slide13. The FA © x x x x 3 IN BOX - CROSSES Timing + angle of runs not FLAT x

G xxxx x xx x xx Defending: Shape slide14.

G slide15. Playing through midfield Centre back to full back

G Playing through midfield Full back to centre back

G Midfield players (tight marking) Pass back to pass forward 9 11 D

G Midfield players (tight marking) 42 8 “Pass around the corner” 9 7

G Midfield players (loose marking) Pass forward 9 11 D D

G Space SIDS NO SPACE BEHIND. ATTACK THE SPACE IN FRONT OF THE CENTRE BACKS. BE CLEVER. DO YOU KNOW WHERE THE DEFENDERS ARE D D D D D D

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