Dortmund Finish the Attack Rondo

This drill begins with a 3v1 rondo, where the three attacking players maintain possession against a single defender. After completing a specified number of passes, the attacking team breaks out of the rondo and transitions into a 3v2 attack. The aim is to exploit the overload created during the breakout and attempt to score in one of the mini goals positioned on either side of the area. If the defending players manage to win possession during the rondo phase, they have the opportunity to counter-attack and score in the mini goals.

This drill emphasizes quick decision-making, ball retention under pressure, and rapid transition from defensive to attacking play. It also provides valuable practice in both attacking and defensive phases, simulating match situations where players must capitalize on overloads and win possession in tight spaces.