9v9 Attacking Patterns of Play - SCORE MORE GOALS

00:00 start
01:54 431 Patt 1/1a
03:37 431 Patt 2/2a
05:49 431 Patt 3
06:48 431 Patt 4
07:40 323 Patt 1/1a
09:00 323 Patt 2/2a
10:26 323 Patt 3
11:29 323 Patt 4
12:14 Summary

[@realcneale]

This is the Football God’s work you’re doing right here, coach ♥️

[@icaasi]

Great instruction- I look forward to more videos. Thx

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Thanks!

[@cay5023]

just what I needed for this spring season, thanks for the video!

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Great!

[@chrisgarty]

Excellent timing for Spring soccer!

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Great!! More 9v9 content coming too

[@mohamedjama5479]

Love the videos!

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Thank you!

[@moubyyyy_1839]

Thanks next year i'll start coaching for the 9v9 for the first time it gives me some ideas what to do

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Awesome. More 9v9 content in the works.

[@footballwithabelgboko2168]

That is great thank you so much. I am also using the 3-2-3 or 3-3-2 with my u11. What do you think about the 3-3-2?

[@CoachRorySoccer]

332 is tough spacing wise. Are you using a flat 3 in the back and in midfield?

[@footballwithabelgboko2168]

@@CoachRorySoccer yes sometimes. It's will depend on the game

[@lotannanweke9766]

Hi Coach. I love your videos. I had a question. How many of these patterns should we cover in a 75 mins training session? Should I be looking at doing one per session or what are your recommendations?

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Yeah 1-2 per session. Really depends on the age and level of the team your working with. Some take to it really quickly others need more time etc. Gotta commit to it whatever you do. Good luck man!!

[@ahmetatakli3811]

Hi coach Rory i've been using your videos with my u9's its been really handy. Can you upload more videos on passing please. Thanks

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Yep! More planned here next few weeks spring season has been crazy.

[@user-ih8ee1gs6e]

This is great. How do you balance the weak aside FB’s run vs staying back to cover? We’ve been holding our FB without the ball back on the field a bit to prevent counter attack. Then going wider and further forward when the ball is on their side. Prior to this all FBs would just run up as though they were wingers on an 11 a side team (we’re 9)

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Depends a bit on how your playing, who your playing, and how strong your CBs are. The weak side FB can go if you are comfortable that you would be able to handle a counter with just the two CBs and 6 in the back. If your playing a superior team, might be best to hold the weak side FB.

[@theticoboy]

Hi coach, have you done a video on your more complicated combinations yet?

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Not yet coming soon!

[@rayhanquesada6147]

More vids 9v9!!!!! THANKS

[@CoachRorySoccer]

More 9v9 stuff coming!

[@karabopule5301]

Good day coach. May you kindly please show us how to build up from the back with 11 v 11.

[@CoachRorySoccer]

I’ll add it to the list

[@odelay17]

Any advice on how to encourage the players not actively handling the ball to move to good support positions? Are their moves coreographed? I can have my players generally move with the ball, but they don't typically understand what space they should be covering and it's a struggle to explain the hypotheticals.

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Starts with choreographed patterns. Going through those emphasizing the supporting angles and spaces they need to get into. Then doing positional games will reinforce it.

[@odelay17]

@@CoachRorySoccer Thanks! I know there's probably another video that's called something like "build out from back", but I'd recommend a title that compliments this one like "9v9 defensive patterns". It would be awesome to get to that from here so I can review the same concepts but for breaking out of the defensive 1/3. Appreciate all this and your game philosphy greatly!

[@napoly88able]

Waiting for the complicated pattern coach ✌️

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Working on it!

[@eliastoucourt1384]

How do you keep the 6 involved in the 4-3-1, he's barely touching the ball throughout all the different patterns?

[@CoachRorySoccer]

These are just examples. Certainly there are patterns involving the 6 you could do.

[@USCCUSMA]

Can you do a video demonstrating a 3-2-3 using a CDM/Stopper instead of a pivot?

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Attacking? Build out? It’s pretty similar you just have one mid higher and one lower.

[@USCCUSMA]

@@CoachRorySoccer yes sir attacking and buildout if possible. Is the higher mid (CAM) just supposed to support the attack/buildout on whichever side the ball is on? Should the stopper stay central?

[@CoachRorySoccer]

@@USCCUSMA in general you like them to be on different lines. So if one is on the left the other is one the right. But it’s flows back and forth. I’ll look into a vid on it.

[@andyhawkins8762]

I noticed a difference in the dedicated runs in this video versus the overview video. In the other video, one full back stays back to defend while one of the attacking mids goes to the far post.

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Yes. You could do either depending on your team and your opponent.

[@dfizzle323]

How would you adjust this for a 3-3-2? Thank you !

[@CoachRorySoccer]

I think as long as your players are understanding where they are supposed to be in space in certain patterns you can model it to what we formation your looking to play. I don’t love the idea of a 332 unless your attacking shape looks more like a 242

[@treeman421]

Can you do a 3-4-1 thanks❤

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Add it to the list

[@joaocondesso7491]

Make 242 choreography

[@CoachRorySoccer]

Will do

[@mannnyFresH52]

I have found a lot of success using a 3-1-3-1