This is a directional exercise. Player 1 and Player 3 now reverse roles by turning around and facing Player 4 Player 4 now has a ball Player 4 passes to Player 1 acting as the wall with Player 3 acting as the passive defender. If defender moves towards them to shut them down use the teammate for a wall pass. Could do this with a fake left inside drive, then bring left foot over the ball and flick it with the outside of the foot. Directional Play Set up a rectangular field.
Neutral players line the side lines and the end lines.
The object is to maintain possession and to make as many one-two combinations as possible. This is a non-directional game since the players on the field may go where they wish and they may use any of the neutral players. Give two points for a one-two made on the field and one point for a one two made to a neutral player. Switch players often. 3 or 4 players per side depending on the number of players at practice and the size of the field.