Crossing and finishing from wide areas.
9 drills
9 drills
The most widely used rehearsed corner in the modern game: driven inswinging delivery to the near post, a legal block on the zonal marker, a glancing flick-on and the far-post runners arriving to finish.
Four stations around the box linked at match tempo: skill move at the mannequin and shot, one-two around the mannequin and shot, dribble to the byline with a pull-back, and pass-overlap-cross attacked by three players.
Rehearsed short-corner routine from Atlanta United: short pass to pin the defender who steps out, the central players spin to the back post and a late third attacker overlaps to cross from the byline with a 2v1 advantage.
Four teams of four and two keepers in a 33x33 m area: 4v4 inside the box, four attackers crossing from outside and four target players the defence must find after clearing.
5v5 game with keepers in 40x32 m: a 14x14 m central box that cannot be passed through or dribbled into forces attacks down 4.5 m wing channels, where the winger gets three free touches before crossing.
Right-sided build-up (8-2-7) ending in a cross from the wide channel, attacked by three finishers with staggered runs to the near post, the far post and the cut-back zone.
Finishing circuit from three linked sources: a feint past the mannequin and a central shot, a back-to-goal lay-off for the partner's shot and a wide cross attacked at the near and far posts.
Crosses from both wings with two attackers hitting the near and far posts and one defender trying to clear. Works the timing of runs into the box, the jump and the direction of the header.
Alternating waves from the right and left: the winger dribbles into the crossing zone while two finishers attack the near and far post against the goalkeeper.