Leave it with us!

We will get this changed later today. Thanks for letting us know.

This is group-depending, of course. We suggest restricting the defenders to their half UNTIL the ball is passed in. They are then free to move across the whole pitch. You can then challenge the attacking players further by allowing the defenders to move freely from the start of the practice.

Further challenges - no passes into link players from outside players and take away one or both link players.

Thanks Mike. 👍

We plan to do all of the systems. 👍🏻

Zbyněk Jaroš the centre forward shadow marks the single pivot with a view to closing down the goalkeeper.

The position of the strong side midfielder depends on your preference on marking ball side to look to intercept or non ball side to prevent the switch.

The left wing back is ready to jump as soon as the ball shifts to their side.

Yes. The wing back jumps on the ball side.

Zbyněk Jaroš Yes, these situations would trigger the wing-back jumping, but Amorim would have tried to lock the opposition down to one side of the pitch from the initial phase.

Zbyněk Jaroš yes. Now if the ball is switched the centre forward would be asked to change centre backs.

The opposite wing back would jump out and they shift to a back four.

The centre forward would shift onto one centre back 

One wide forward would shift onto the opposite centre-back. 

The wing-backs are ready to jump on the ball side if the wide forward has jumped onto the centre-back.