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Blue plays toward the top goal. The shaded area identifies the phase; supporting roles may sit outside it. All 22 players retain their 4-3-3 positions.
Starting picture · Blue: Northbridge · Sand: opposition · Gold rings: focus players · White dot: ball
A starting picture for the practice, with the focus players highlighted. Both teams keep their 4-3-3 roles; movement and decisions develop through live play.
Organization
22 players, two 4-3-3 teams, a full-size pitch and two goals. Begin with an opposition winger advancing beyond 11 toward the left fullback.
Practice task
3 slows the attack while 11 recovers to affect the carrier from behind or close the backward outlet. Coordinate the intervention rather than lunging through the opponent.
What to observe
The recovery supports the front defender and creates a controlled opportunity to regain.
Progression
Let the attacker cut inside or release the overlap so the recovering winger must choose a new route.
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Club-authored practice examples applying this sub-principle. Adapt pitch dimensions, bout lengths and challenge to the players; the source framework is for U13-U14.
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Adapted from the supplied U.S. Soccer Player Development Framework · U13-U14 Game Model and Learning Plan, pp. 25, 26. Definitions are summarized; specific player responsibilities, coaching questions and practice examples are club applications. Not an official U.S. Soccer product or endorsement.
