Tuesday, March 14, 2017

2014 E GROUP GOAL ANALYSIS

I analysis three out of 19 goals and made the cause , preparation and training.

✩ PICTURES 1








✽ Cause of lost goal

1. The goalkeeper tumbled in response to first shot, failing to position and  
    set position himself in the second shot of the opponent
2. Defender have been able to reduce the shot range as usual and have opted 
    for positions that block the centrally connected passes, positively reducing 
    the opponent’s shot range.
3. The goalkeeper lost the goal with a sudden change of shot that made it 
    difficult to position and set position.






✽ How to defend

1. The goalkeeper asks the defender to actively block the attacker’s shooting
     range on the move. 
2. The defender moves quickly to a position that minimizes the attacking 
    shooter range and direct the shooting to the goalkeeper.                                


* In the above situation, if the striker is connected to the center, you may lose.
   However, defenders are first to block the primary shooting. 




✽ Complementary  training 1

1. The goalkeeper falls to the goal post close to striker 1. 
2. Defender stands between striker 1 and 2.
3. striker 1 passes to striker 2. 
4. The goalkeeper wakes up quickly and moves to a position where the 
    ball is blocked,and asking the defender to “keep going” and"
   " blocking the way” that is different from usual.
* usual situation : “Just reduce angle” Don’t follow” “wait”
5. The defender moves quickly to the shooting range position opposite
    the goalkeeper. 



 ✽ Complementary  training 1

1. The goalkeeper sits near the center of the goal.
2. Attacker 1 passes to attacker 2.
3. The goalkeeper stands up and moves to the position, instructing 
    the defender to position himself.

* Through these exercises, goalkeepers and defenders have to recognize 
   each other’s cooperative defenses.




✩ PICTURES 2








✽ Cause of lost goal

1. The goalkeeper’s feet were wide and center of the body was shaky, 
     and when the opponent headed, he could not move his feet ,so the 
     range of defense was not wide. 
2. The defenders used zone defense but  they did not interfere with 
    the movements of the opponent.


✽ How to defend

1. The stride of the goalkeeper should be made shoulder width at the moment 
    the opponent header and the center of the body should not be shaken.
2. In a zone defense, a defender have to deal with a ball coming into his area.
   However, if the processing is difficult, the opponent have to interfere  it 
     from completely header. 



✽ Basic training against header shot 1

1. The goalkeeper sees the side behind the marker.
2. The coach takes a ball and sees the goalkeeper  6-7m from the goal.
3. In the coach’s signs, the goalkeeper backward to the goal line and looks
    the coach and around.
4. The coach sends a signal to throw the ball.
5.  The goalkeeper sees a coach and make high set position when the 
     coach signals to throw the ball.
6.the coach throws the ball at the top of the head and side to the goalkeeper.
7. The goalkeeper dives into the ball by moving one foot.
8. The coach observes the foot width and set position of the goalkeeper.

❆ The coach throws the ball slowly at first and throws it strongly when 
   the goalkeeper gets used to it. 



✽ Basic training against header shot 2

1. The goalkeeper looks at the striker 1  behind the marker and looks around.
2. Striker 1 crosses striker 2.
3. The goalkeeper moves on to the goal line and watch for the striker 2 and 
    ball movement.
4. Striker 2 tries to score by header.
5. The goalkeeper takes a position and set position as soon as the striker header.
6. The goalkeeper sees the direction and height of the ball and save the ball.

❆The goalkeeper should not be feet width at the moment when the striker header,
   and should not be shaky.







✩ PICTURES 3










✽ Cause of lost goal

1. The goalkeeper was wrongly positioned for the attacker’s shot.
2. The goalkeeper’s feet were wide and action to save was late.

* At this position, the attacker shooting range is about 2.9 meters.
 This means that scoring is not easy if the goalkeeper is in the correct 
  position and set position.  



✽ How to defend

1. The goalkeeper has to be positioned correctly by looking at the positioning
    points according to the shooter position.
2. The goalkeeper has to take the set position according to the shooting distance.

* If the goalkeeper’s feet are wide, it is difficult to prevent a strong ground 
   ball at close range.  



✽ Position and set position training 1

1.  The goalkeeper sit 2 meters from the center of the goal.
2. The coach stands with the ball near the penalty mark, the striker stands 
    next 10 meters.
3. As soon as the coach passes to the striker, the goalkeeper stands up quickly 
   and moves to position to prevent the shooting.
4.The striker controls the ball and shot.
5. The goalkeeper takes the position and set position as soon as the attacker shots
6.The goalkeeper save the attacker’s shot.
7. If the goalkeeper gets used to it, the striker will shot in a variety of way, 
   either one touch or dribble and shot. 


✽ Position and set position training 2

1 The goalkeeper sits at the coach.
2 The coach has a ball on the side
3.As soon as the coach passes to the striker, the goalkeeper stands up 
   quickly and moves to position to prevent the shooting.
4.The striker controls the ball and shot.
5. The goalkeeper takes the position and set position as soon as the attacker 
    shots
6.The goalkeeper save the attacker’s shot.
7. If the goalkeeper gets used to it, the striker will shot in a variety of way, 
    either one touch or dribble and shot.

❆ The goalkeeper takes the correct  position and set position as the attacker shot.



These trainings are basic, but if you train steadly, you will become a good player.







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