1. Field Diagrams
Sometimes a picture is worth a thousands words. That is why these PowerPoint field diagrams have been created. As a coach, it is sometimes difficult to explain to players exactly what you are expecting. This tool has been created as an aid to coaches. Symbols can be easily overlaid onto these diagrams to help plan and teach field formations, set plays, match scenarios, or drills. Coaches can then print or display this information so that communication with players becomes clearer. Please use and distribute these diagrams freely to help teach the game. Suggestions to improve this tool can be made on the feedback section of the website.
File Update History
Date
Description
Editor/Contributor
10/10/08
PowerPoint Field Diagram Templates Created
G. Helck

2. Soccer Field Diagram Goal 18 Yard Line 6 Yard Line Center Circle
Mid Field Line or
Center Line
Touch Line or
Sideline
Corner
Arc
Penalty Area
Area
Penalty Spot
Penalty Arc
Corner Flag
Goal Line
Middle Third
Defending Third
Attacking Third
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, the click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

3. Soccer Field Diagram
Goal
18 Yard Line
6 Yard Line
Center Circle
Halfway Line
or Center Line
Touch Line or
Sideline
Corner
Arc
Penalty Area
Area
Penalty Spot
Penalty Arc
Corner Flag
Defensive Third
Middle Third
Attacking Third
Goal Line
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, then click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

4. Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, then click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

5. Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, then click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

6. Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, then click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

7. Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, then click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

8. Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, then click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

9. Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, then click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

10. Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, then click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

11. Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped
Items on this page are all PowerPoint objects that have been grouped. To manipulate individual items one should ungroup the objects. This is done in PowerPoint by selecting the primary object, then click on draw and then click on ungroup. To regroup, select all items that need to be included, click on draw and click on group.

12. Symbols That Can Be Used On Diagrams
By Copying and Pasting
Ball F
Forward F MF
Midfielder MF HB HB
Halfback ST
Stopper ST FB FB
Fullback
Copy symbols from this page and paste them onto the diagrams to create formations, set plays, and drills. SW SW
Sweeper K K
Keeper
Highlighting Circle
Players
Cone