Set Up:

The attacking team has a 2v1 advantage in all four zones of the field.  They must make three consecutive passes in ONE of the zones before passing the ball out of that zone and attacking the goal. When the defenders win the ball, all four defenders can move into the midfield zone (the red zone) and attack 4v2, looking to finish in any of the four small goals. OR they can also shoot right away from their own 2v1 zone. Games are played to three goals, and the teams switch places after each game.

Coaching Points:

1.  Possession – Open up the space and continue passing until a good chance to score arises.

2.  Finishing – Look for the drop pass from the penalty area into the midfield zone.

3.  Decision Making – With poor shooting angles, fake the shot and make one more pass.

Progressions/Regressions:

Progression 1 – Play 1v1 plus one in each of the four zones, remove the small goals.