Fewer players means more touches and more decisions. Games like these let the field do much of the teaching.
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These games shrink the real thing, so every player is involved. They run from U6 to adult teams, with rules that bring out one idea, such as width or a quick attack. Here are a few to look at, and the app has all 133, each one playing in 3D.
U8
Score in whichever little goal your team can reach first, with the floater helping the side that has the ball.
U10
Use the neutral floater to keep possession in a 4v4.
U10
Play 5v5 with goalkeepers and finish any attack within a few passes.
U8
Beat your chaser, then find the friend waiting in the far end zone to bank a point.
U12
Keep possession and use support players on the touchlines.
U10
Complete five passes before shooting in a 3v3 game.
U8
Win the 2v2 and rotate quickly to the next court.
U14
Press the back pass in a 4v4 game.
125 more small-sided game drills are in the app, each playing in 3D with the full set-up and steps.
See all 133 small-sided game drills in the appWith fewer players, each one gets the ball more and has to make more decisions.
There is an opponent and a goal, so skills get used the way they are in a game.
It feels like playing, so effort stays high without much pushing from you.
A bonus for a switch of play or a two-touch limit teaches without stopping the game.
Add space for more time on the ball. Take some away for more pressure.
Let it run. Make one short point between rounds and change the teams.
Any game with fewer players than the real match format, often from 2v2 up to 7v7.
Most of these use 6 to 15 players.
Most in the app run for 8 to 22 minutes in all. Short rounds with a quick rest work well.
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