Soccer Throw-In Drills: 5 Routines to Keep Possession and Create Chances
A team can have 30 or more throw-ins in a single match, yet most youth and amateur teams treat them as a free giveaway….
Set Pieces
In modern football, nearly 30% of all goals come from dead-ball situations. The Set Pieces category is dedicated to the strategic side of corners, free kicks, and throw-ins.
We analyze both offensive routines to exploit opponent weaknesses and defensive setups (Zonal vs. Man-Marking) to secure your own box. Don’t leave these moments to chance; organized set pieces are the quickest way to improve your team’s goal difference.
FAQs: Corners & Free Kicks
Is Zonal Marking better than Man Marking?
Most elite teams now use a “Mixed System.” They place their best headers of the ball in “Zones” across the six-yard box to protect the goal, while using other players to “Block” or man-mark the opponent’s best attackers.
How can we score more from throw-ins?
Treat throw-ins in the final third like a corner kick. Send your center backs forward, aim for a “flick-on” at the near post, and keep the throw flat and fast.
The Ultimate Crossing and Finishing Soccer Drill
Elevate your team’s shooting prowess with this dynamic Crossing & Finishing Drill! This engaging drill, suitable for players aged U13 and above, refines shooting…
4 Progressive Drills to Coach Switching the Play Effectively
“Switching the play” (or attacking the weak side) is one of the most effective ways to disorganize a compact defense. The concept is simple:…
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