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Three-Team Possession Challenge

Enhance team passing, movement, and spatial awareness.

Passing15-169-1011-1213-14Seniorgroup3 players minimumstarstarstarstarstar4.5 (25)
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Equipment, Setup & Instructions
Equipment
  • Cones
  • Balls (one per team)
  • Bibs/Markers for team identification
Setup
  1. Area: 20x20 yard area marked with cones
  2. Team Red: 1 red outfield player starts spaced evenly inside the 20x20 area
  3. Team Blue: 1 blue outfield player starts spaced evenly inside the 20x20 area
  4. Team Black: 1 black outfield player starts spaced evenly inside the 20x20 area
  5. Equipment: cones marking the corners of the 20x20 yard area, one ball provided per team (3 balls total), unique colour bibs/markers issued to each of the three teams
Instructions
  1. Each team must keep possession by passing to same-color teammates.
  2. Players must maintain clear pathways for passing and receiving.
  3. Encourage use of one or two-touch passing.
  4. Teams should aim for a set number of consecutive passes to add competition.
Coaching Points
  • Maintain constant communication.
  • Use good angles and distances for support.
  • Focus on a quality first touch.
  • Keep your head up to scan the field.
  • Move effectively off the ball.
  • Ensure passes are accurate and timely.
  • Quickly offer support to teammates.
  • Keep the ball moving continuously.
  • Prioritize ground-level passes.
  • Demonstrate spatial awareness and decision making.
  • Encourage quick decision-making for passing.
  • Observe and adjust spacing if necessary.
  • Promote swift ball release based on timing.
  • Enhance understanding of passing pathways.
Variations
Make it harder:
1. Reduce the size of the playing area to increase difficulty.
2. Implement a one-touch pass rule.
3. Limit passing to the foot furthest from the defender.
Make it easier:
1. Increase the playing area size to provide more space.
2. Allow unlimited touches for better control.
3. Remove competition and focus solely on technique.
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