Attacking Priorities
How ..As a coach prepare my team
to be efficient in Attacking ?
Bagi Tugas Untuk 3 Zona Attacking
1. Kelompok A & B 1/3 Area Sendiri
2. Kelompok C & D 1/3 Tengah
3. Kelompok E & F 1/3 Atacking Area
ATTACKING PRIORITIES
PRINCIPLES OF PLAY
Factors contributing to
the:-
Attacking Play Defending Play
• Dispersal • Cover
• Support • Support
• Penetration • Balance
• Mobility/Movement • Concentration
• Improvisation • Delay/Press
• Individualism • Control/Restraint
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A. BEGINNING OF ATTACK ( Defend Area)
1. Conversion from defence to attack:
- as soon as the ball is won by a rapid switch from defence
• to attack by the whole team.
- each player contributes to the beginning of attack
• by good positional play to support the attack.
- switching play quickly from defence to attack helps team to utilize the
space the opponents have only conceded because they were
attacking – counter attack.
• - if not the team has to open up the preparation zones.
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2. Opening up of preparation zones:
- players have to create and exploit empty spaces and
build their attacking moves utilizing width and depth.
- during the development of the preparation zones the
team has to keep ball possession intending to out-play
the opponent and to open up gaps in its defence for
penetrative possibilities.
3. Ball possession
-good teamwork is the best way of keeping the ball
in possession and to force the opponent continuously
to reorganise its defence.
- the combined moves should be simple, with pace and
accuracy.
- be mobile, make space and use it.
-good training example: 6 v 6; 7 v 7 etc. keeping ball
possession in a restricted area suited for the number
of players in each team.
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B. THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATTACK IN MIDFIELD (Middle Area)
1. Running free by running into depth and width:
-create depth in attack and link up with the attackers
in the finishing area.
- teammates should run into the right space and the
right time to receive the passes for good ball possession.
- unselfish runs purposely to create space for other
players are of great value.
-players should make themselves available for a large choice of passes
so that the player on ball possession can choose the player in the best
situation.
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2. Using the space on the wings:
- getting round the back of defence is one of the most
productivity form of attacking play.
- wing play or overlapping can get players round the
back into a scoring or crossing position.
- when a cross is made successfully the striker has to
act decisively to make the best out of the situation.
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3. Switching of play
- organisation, teamwork, and possession of ball by
precision movement.
- pulling opposition defence to one side, leaving opponent
without cover on the other side, intelligent moves into
space created and decisive switch of play.
- for this players must have vision or the ability to see
what is going on all over the field.
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4. Interpassing (wall pass etc.)
- interpassing to get opponent into poor position and
then to go quickly with a change of pace to finish
the attack.
- successful interpassing needs ability to hold the ball
and play under pressure, precision passing, rhythm
and a quick change of pace.
- wall pass could be decisive when used effectively.
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5. Penetrating the midfield by dribbling:
- running with ball if space is available.
- to go past retreating opponent in order to create
numerical superiority.
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§ C. FINISHING THE ATTACK 1/3 DEPAN
1. Shooting from short distances and from long range:
- qualities of a good finisher: immense power, absolute
confidence, tremendous determination in tightest of situations,
quick reflexes, perfect timing, sense of
anticipation and to be alert at every moment.
§ - be aware of the position of defenders especially the
goalkeeper.
§ - the position of the goal in relation to himself.
§ - willing to shoot at every opportunity.
• - first time shot will often take the goalkeeper by surprise
§ and find him unsighted.
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2. Scoring after dribbling
- a striker should have the ability to dribble past an
opponent in the penalty area in order to score.
- when opponent is beaten he has a short moment of
freedom to get in his shot.
- 1 v 1 represents crucial moment in front of the goal.
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§ 3. Finishing after a combination play (wall-pass)
§ - one-two passing movement between two front
players can take their opponents by surprise.
§ - player serving the ball to the ‘wall’ has to run
explosively in order to come into a scoring
position. This sudden change of tempo catches
players unaware.
§ - combination of speed off the mark with accuracy
of the passing is vital.
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