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1. • • A pass made to the area four to six yards infield from the post nearest to the point from which the ball was kicked.
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   Why are small sided football games important?

   • They are fun games that encourage players to have more contact with the ball because fewer players are playing in a smaller playing area. SSG have a definite developmental impact on younger football players. Why change to small-sided games? It makes the game of football a better experience for children.

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   What is a small sided game?

   • The objective in the small-sided game is to score a goal that involves a switch of play across the midline. Players can only score with a first-time finish. A team is awarded 1 point if the goal involves a first-time finish and 2 points if the play is switched across the midline. In part 3 the players return to the large pitch.

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   How does small sided football affect young football players?

   • SSG have a definite developmental impact on younger football players. Why change to small-sided games? It makes the game of football a better experience for children. More touches on the ball, more opportunities to make decisions, more actual play.

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   Should you play Small Sided Games?

   • Choosing small-sided games gives players the chance to take more actions on the ball, boosting their confidence when it comes to attacking and defending. We counted every action in a ten-minute 3v3 game played on a 30x20 metre fenced pitch by U9s. The ball was in play 100% of the time. A summary of the 3v3 game we observed.

   Why you should try 3v3 small-sided games - England Football

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   Is mini-soccer a good introduction to football?

   • Mini-soccer is the appropriate introduction to football. All available research and observation shows that children will have more fun and learn more playing a game with smaller teams and modified rules. Mini-soccer is, therefore, a game children can actually play, rather than struggle to understand a game that was created for adults.

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   Do small sided games increase game time?

   • Whilst the statistical data makes it clear that small sided games will not only provide players with more game time as well as increasing the volume of actions per game i.e. technical, decision making etc.

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3. www.thefa.com › 032_small-sided-footballSMALL-SIDED FOOTBALL - The FA

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   Introduction. The following laws of the game are The Association’s recommended laws for use in Small-Sided Football. This includes 5, 6 and 7-a-side games but not Mini-Soccer or Futsal, which have their own specific laws. (These are also available from The Association).

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   Apr 22, 2020 · Small sided games are essential to most football training sessions. This blog will explain how small sided games will help to develop players.

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6. www.fifatrainingcentre.com › en › practiceTechnical activation and small-sided games - FIFA Training Centre

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   Nov 8, 2021 · By placing an emphasis on technical skills throughout, this session looks to enhance players' combination play, game understanding and the speed of their decision-making. It begins with a technical drill and is followed by two small-sided games.

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   Full-time – either (1) the end of the game, signalled by the referee's whistle (also known as the final whistle), or (2) a footballer or coach whose only profession is football, and by extension a club employing such players and coaches.

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   Jan 4, 2022 · Choosing small-sided games gives players the chance to take more actions on the ball, boosting their confidence when it comes to attacking and defending. We counted every action in a ten-minute 3v3 game played on a 30x20 metre fenced pitch by U9s.

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   about the answer to the question, “Why small-sided games?”. What does “small-sided games” mean? These are soccer games with fewer players competing on a smaller-sized field. These are fun games that involve the players more because fewer players are sharing one ball. All ages can play SSG but it has a definite

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    Feb 22, 2022 · The objective in the small-sided game is to score a goal that involves a switch of play across the midline. Players can only score with a first-time finish. A team is awarded 1 point if the goal involves a first-time finish and 2 points if the play is switched across the midline.