Attackers, line up there, line up there. So we've got two lines. In here I want two defenders. Goal keep us keep rotating down there, keep communicating because I like the communication what I'm hearing. It's very good information, show in, show out. Okay, two defenders. Brought an extra defender in and played two V2, firstly playing running onto the two defenders and then playing with two defenders with their back the goal. As attackers, I've not said you've got to go in straight lines. If I play him you might go in under lap, you might go in over lap, set him a problem. Let's see what happens. Good defending, yeah. What was the danger there for the defenders for a minute? Here's the danger, go and make that run again. Hold it there. When we've got two defenders lined up like this, what's the problem now? Space is down the side. So let's have a little look, go back where you were. Because now is the offside. Now you can really step up and work together. Now you can really double team on the ball offside. So you've got him. You saw it a couple of times that the two defenders went with the runners and got squared up and the danger then is down either side that they can play. That's where the space is. So we gave the defenders offside. So if guys run behind and try to move them, they could keep their shape and hold it really and just try to get them thinking a little bit about where they need it to be. So we're trying to say the defender, look, think of this pitch in half. This is your half. This is your mate's half. Use the first defender. Take a position off him. See you man. See the ball. Let's change it. Two strikers come on to him now. I'm saying to you as defenders now. See this white line. Try and work on this is my zone and this is your zone and you balance off each other. Once defending, once covering. Be determined, communicate. Don't jab and hold it there. Jave. Don't let him take you. Then let him go there offside, Jave. Work off the first defender. Do you understand? Leave him go offside. Play. You got it. Position a cover. Now switching. Communicate. Pass him on, Jack. Jack. Position a cover. Good. And you've got it. Knock it out. Go through to the keeper. My other shelter keepers. Good. From that then, we took it straight into 3v3. We opened it out. Full width of the penalty area and went 3v3. Stay. Don't get dragged out, Jave. Jave, stay in there. Stay in with Harry. Stay in with Harry. Now you can start edging. Stay in. Stay together. Now you can start edging, Jave. Now you can start. Don't drag. Good. Keep your shape. Good. Good. Now drop your shape. Good. Hold it, Joseph. Okay. Now you can start all together. What's he got on? Good boy, Harry. Now recover shape, Harry. Hold your line. Good. Good. Hold Jave and don't chase it. Keep together. Good. They won't get through. Then it goes keeper. Okay. Hold it there. Boys, in you come. Don't be last. 5, 4, 3, 2. And it's interesting that they started the grass slowly, that the first defender, if he's in the middle, has got to really play what we call square on. He's looking to block with his left foot. He's looking to block with his right foot. And then the other two just pinch in behind. You're stepping up into the big boys world. You've got to have a little bit of cleveness to you. You've got to have an appreciation of where you need to be. Who's the first defender? Second one. Covers. Third one. Balances off.