How should the ball be controlled, where should I take that first touch?

How can body shape be used to help open up options?

When should you travel with the ball and when should you pass?

When should you switch the direction of attack?

What support shape helps the person on the ball?

When attacking how can I make space?

How should I react to the movement of others?

What triggers do I need to recognise and react too?

Can I recognise the moments to use 2 and 3rd man running options?

Note down the impact of doing this game with the players and any areas that the game has highlighted for future focus....

Changing the direction of play

Normal game rules apply except that when attacking your team can score in either of the end goals

If the ball goes off for a goal kick or corner it should be taken from the centre of the baseline

If the ball goes off the pitch on the sides a normal throw in is awarded at the point at which it went off

If a goal is scored the game restarts from the centre of the pitch

More accessible More challengingInclude an overload player to John in the team in possession making it 4 v 3 in each attack

Have teams drop behind half way line on goal kicks

Layout and equipment4 mini goals or tall cones, cones to mark boundaries, ball and bibs for each team

Reduce space to speed up play.

Dictate that goals can only be scored one touch