Two-goal Games | FA Learning Coaching Session From Pete Sturgess

In two-goal games, players are tasked with defending one goal and attacking the other. It's the game that everyone knows and loves.
They’re really quick and easy to set up. If you have existing pitch lines where you train, use them to create an area. Then you just need some goals - grab your nets, cones or even a few jumpers.
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[@jeyssongonzalez7297]

Great idea for a game I'll try it with my team next, I'll make it simple by having only two play balls, then adding more

[@brilliantadventures1619]

Really good exercise! Will definitely intro this when able to get back to sessions.

[@TheAashiq786]

I adapted this game where when the ball goes out if the oppo defensively player gets the new ball, everyone on my team + goalkeeper is in their half ready to press & stay high 😊 Vise versa so there’s a big emphasis on out of possession pressing to close gaps with less players

[@coachWilliam]

Awesome 💯

[@leighraines8905]

I’ve done this before, I use different sized balls and different types of balls, like fustal and even rugby balls

[@davidmccullough1419]

You use rugby balls??

[@leighraines8905]

@@davidmccullough1419 yeah like kicking the rugby ball around, it's helped my players with their ball control, reflexes, reactions and for me, it throws them off guard in regards of something completely different and new but they are still playing a game of football

[@davidmccullough1419]

@@leighraines8905 brilliant!

[@danicavelonza8168]

the video image is too poor, you need to fix it more

[@gherzoulhichem7389]

👏👍👏

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