This is a directional exercise. 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. Switch players often. At the introductory level against a defender, one can use the standard ladder grid drill with neutral players on the sides as wall pass options to aid the dribbling player to move to the next grid against an active defender. One variation I have used with the neutral players on the grid line is to have the neutral wall player interchange with the passer by running into the grid showing for a return pass at which time the passing player exchanges positions with the neutral player.