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Individual Player s Role, Responsibility and Key, attacking and skills for each player position. Goalkeeper Control and defend the space between them and the central defenders to reduce the chances of penetration by opponents (starting position). Combine and cooperate with fellow defenders to maintain the defensive security and structure of defending play both centrally and in wide areas. Organize, encourage and direct fellow defenders within the team defensive structure Organize efficiently and effectively at set piece situations (including marking opposition) Provide good angles and distances in order to protect the goal Use correct handling and diving techniques when required To collect crosses using the correct action and decision making skills To demonstrate bravery in all actions and decisions Commence attacks with swift and effective distribution techniques Provide good support angles for defenders to aid them in possession of the soccer ball To operate as a sweeper as the team progresses up the field of play Communicate with the team to ensure correct balance is achieved whilst attacking /Techniques Handling and diving Receiving skills (both feet) Passing skills over all ranges, from the hands (both feet) Throwing Set position Communication and organization Examples: Tim Howard (Pictured), David De Gea and Manuel Neuer

Central Defenders Along with the goalkeeper, control and defend the space between them and the central defenders to reduce the chance of penetration by the opponents Combine and co-operate with fellow defenders to maintain the defensive security and structure of defending play especially centrally Combine with fellow central defenders in marking and passing on attacking players Mark, track and control forwards in goal scoring positions Organize, encourage and direct fellow defenders within the team defensive structure Support and cover fellow central and flank defenders as necessary Mark opponents of space in order to be the first in crossing situations Provide a central passing outlet for the goalkeeper and other players usually in the defending and midfield area of the field Retain and progress possession creatively usually in the defending and middle third of the field Set play attacking options Marking, tracking and back tracking skills Intercepting, challenging and tackling skills Containing skills in 1v1 situations 4 P's (Pressure, Position, Patience, Poke) Heading skills Efficient receiving skills Passing skills over all ranges Combination play (especially wall passes) Support skills Running with the ball Examples: John Terry (Pictured), Gerard Pique and Vincent Kompany

Full Backs Control and defend the space between him/her and the CD's and GK to reduce the chances of penetration by the opponents. Combine and cooperate with fellow defenders to maintain a defensive security and structure of defending play in wide areas. To move to a more central position when the ball is on the opposite flank. Support and cover the central defender when the ball is on the opposite side of the pitch. To act as the last line of defense in the flank position. To prevent crosses by the opposition. Organize and direct fellow defenders as necessary Organize/direct/assist the winger in his defensive duties. Provide a wide passing outlet for the goalkeeper and other players usually in the defending and midfield areas of the field. Progress possession creatively in the flank areas in all phases of the field. Create crossing positions alone or in combination with others. To deliver accurate and timely crosses from flank positions. Marking, tracking and back tracking skills Intercepting, challenging and tackling skills Supporting and covering skills Heading Efficient receiving skills Passing skills over all ranges (variety) Combination play (especially overlap[s and wall passes). Running with the ball Examples: Dani Alves (Pictured), Branislav Ivanovic and Jordi Alba

Central midfielders To provide and present the back players with passing options To support back players by moving opponents away from areas through which they may run with the ball Retain possession and provide penetrative passes for players moving into goal scoring or goal creating positions To move into goalscoring positions as frequently as possible with a view to striking at goal Support forward players on receiving the ball Support forward players when defending direct opponent attacks through midfield areas by marking, pressing, intercepting and challenging for the ball When passes are made beyond the midfield to goal, recover, track, and assist or replace defenders in their defending duties when necessary Good support angles Awareness of situations around you Receiving skills, good touch (on all surfaces) Turning with the ball Ball protection on receiving Quality range of passing Long range shooting One touch finishing Marking, pressing, intercepting, tracking and challenging Examples: Steven Gerrard (Pictured), Xavi Hernandez and Yaya Toure

midfielder To operate in between the midfield and forward players, usually within the width of the penalty area To get available/free to receive the ball To create space and scoring chances To provide for the forwards and wingers-especially behind in the space behind the opposition defense To score goals from distance and within the penalty area To be a forward runner Understand and be part of effective pressure To prevent forward passing outlets of the opponents To mark and control the holding midfield player To recover into a deeper position to assist central midfielders as and when needed Positioning and knowledge of how to find and make space Awareness of situations around you Can play on the half turn Good receiving skills Turning and protecting/shielding skills Passing ability with the need for one touch play Combination play Can penetrate with quality forward passing Intelligence/awareness the penalty area-scorer with both feet both inside and outside the box-one touch finishing Examples: David Silva (Pictured), Lionel Messi and Mezut Ozil

Wingers To provide wide outlets in flank positions usually in the middle and attacking third of the field. Create crossing positions alone or in combination with others To deliver accurate and timely crosses from flank positions Contribute to attacking play in central positions with and without the ball To move into goal scoring positions when not involved in play To score goals To recover, react and act as a first defensive barrier in wide areas To assist other defenders in flank positions as appropriate Move to a more central covering position when the ball is on the opposite flank Efficient and varied receiving skills (ground/aerial control) Effective passing skills including 1 touch Deceptive body movement skills with and without the ball Dribbling and ball manipulation skills Running with the ball and combined player skills, e.g. wall passes and overlaps Crossing the ball with both feet using one touch when necessary (usually on the run) Understand the need for and how to create width Scoring skills with both head and feet skills of marking. Tracking, pressing and covering Supporting and balancing skills Examples: Franck Ribery (Pictured), Eden Hazard and Arjen Robben

Striker To operate as a most forward of attacking players both in front and behind the rear defensive lines of the opposition. To assess and move into goal scoring positions, usually within the penalty box whenever there is a chance of the ball being delivered there. To score goals To create goal scoring opportunities for team mates through intelligent movem,ent, support play and accurate distribution skills attack the spaces behind and to the side of defenses and defenders To be a persistent outlet for defending and midfield players in possession To control and retain possession of the ball to ensure that the attacking play continues with momentum through efficient passing skills (link up play) To understand pressuring To delay and contain attacking build up play amongst opposition defenders Able to lose tight marking defenders To move defenders away from high priority defending positions Efficient ball receiving and holding skills under pressure Turning skills Movement and timing skills especially to exploit space behind defenses Effective 1v1 skills Efficient and imaginative distribution skills (with 1 touch when needed) All goal scoring skills using 1 touch on demand Pressing and containing skills Examples: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Pictured), Wayne Rooney and Diego Costa