Quick Transition Possession Game | Football/Soccer

In this defend to attack based game, one team has a goal of keeping possession of the ball, whereas the other has a goal of wining and then scoring as fast as possible. Once the team loses the ball, there needs to be a quick transition into defence to help prevent a goal.
The team that wins the ball has 6 goals to target, bug the game is played in a 6vs4 in the possession groups favor.
Add a line down the middle to help with directional play and encourage shape with the defense, along with game realistic attacks for the attacking team.
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[@themanbrooksy]

Absolutely brilliant videos, I take from them so much for my team, and we see the benefit each week so a big thank you again. Just a question for this drill (game) can the bouchers (yellows, bibs) save the ball as a goalie?

[@KSPerformance]

Thanks for the positive comment! Glad the videos have been helpful! Plenty more to come. Credit to you though - drills can be useful, but the coach is what makes it. In this drill I do not use the yellow bibs as keepers who can save the shots.....but I have ran a drill similar to this but with two goals instead of three, and had the keeper defend both. It works great in the alternative drill so I'm sure you could try it here too! Please let us know if you give it a go!