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Prague Finishing Into 2v1
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Practice Breakdown:
Number of Players: 7 | Pitch size: 30x36
This two-phase practice begins with an unopposed attacking combination outside the box, where players work together to execute quick, precise passes leading to a controlled finishing opportunity. The initial phase focuses on fluid attacking patterns and accurate shooting to build confidence and technique without pressure.
In the second phase, a defender initiates play by passing to a deeper attacker, who immediately links up with the initial shooter to create a 2v1 attacking scenario. The defender who played the pass now transitions quickly to defend the 2v1, simulating game-like defensive urgency and encouraging attackers to exploit overloads efficiently.
• Emphasize Crisp, Accurate Passing and Movement in the Unopposed Combination Phase – Sharp interplay and quick decision-making are crucial to create high-quality finishing chances.
• Encourage the Shooter to Transition Quickly into Support Play for the 2v1 Phase – This promotes fluid attacking dynamics and teaches players to stay involved beyond their initial action.
• Stress Defensive Awareness and Immediate Recovery for the Defender After the Pass – The defender must rapidly shift mindset from passing to active defending, simulating realistic game transitions.
• Focus on Exploiting Numerical Advantages in the 2v1 Phase with Quick, Decisive Attacking Moves – Attackers should utilize speed, angles, and passing options to outsmart the defender under pressure.
Add Defensive Pressure During Phase 1
Introduce a passive defender during the unopposed attacking combination to increase difficulty and encourage quicker decision-making under light pressure.
Focus: Develops attackers' composure and ability to maintain precision passing while sensing defensive pressure early.
Allow the Defender to Play Aggressively in the 2v1
Increase the intensity of the defending phase by permitting the defender to press aggressively and attempt to intercept passes or force errors.
Focus: Enhances attackers’ creativity, movement, and execution under more realistic, high-pressure defensive conditions.