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Football pressing drill – Press and cover

Football pressing drill – Press and cover

This post describes a football pressing drill that will help your defence to press in an organised manner.

How to score a perfect penalty

How to score a perfect penalty

Luck has little to do with scoring the perfect penalty. This post discusses tips and stats that will help you improve how you take penalties.

Football positions and numbers explained

Football positions and numbers explained

This post describes the most common football positions and the jersey numbers usually associated with them.

5 attributes every football winger must have

5 attributes every football winger must have

The popularity of football wingers varies with the predominant tactics of the time. This post discusses the role and its key characteristics.

Goalkeeper distribution drill – Strikers vs goalie

Goalkeeper distribution drill – Strikers vs goalie

This post describes a goalkeeper distribution drill that will help your keeper transition from defence into attack quickly and accurately.

What is a high line in football? Should my team use it?

What is a high line in football? Should my team use it?

A popular approach for offensive football teams is to use a high line defence. This post describes its meaning and characteristics.

What is a Sunday football league? What you need to know

What is a Sunday football league? What you need to know

If you are not from England, you probably came across the term Sunday league football and wondered its meaning. Millions of football lovers play the [...]

Switch play and follow your pass

Switch play and follow your pass

Attacking in a straight line all the time is not effective. This drill will help your team to switch play when needed.

How to play football with blisters and tips to avoid them

How to play football with blisters and tips to avoid them

As a general rule, you can play football with blisters with a bandage and tape over them. However, you need to treat the blisters first.