Examples
From one match situation to the next training action.
Each example follows the same professional path: what I observe, how I interpret it, which alternative is realistic and what I would train next.
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Illustrative senior-match scenario · Wide attack
Starting position before the cross
Demo without match footage
What I see
The goalkeeper follows the ball but loses the relationship between the ball, the first attacker and the space behind the defensive line.A realistic alternative
Adjust earlier with two smaller movements, remain able to move both forward and backwards, and delay the final set position until the delivery becomes clear.What to train next
Train variable crosses with a changing starting zone. Score the goalkeeper on information, adjustment and decision—not only the final contact.0238 sec.
Illustrative senior-match scenario · Central breakthrough
Controlling the distance in a 1-v-1
Demo without match footage
What I see
The goalkeeper attacks the situation before the forward's touch has created a clear trigger and therefore removes the possibility of reacting.A realistic alternative
Close the space with control, stay balanced for one more touch and accelerate only when the ball leaves the attacker's immediate control.What to train next
Use 1-v-1 exercises with changing touch length and reward recognition of the trigger, controlled speed and the ability to stop.0347 sec.
Illustrative senior-match scenario · Build-up under pressure
Creating the next passing option
Demo without match footage
What I see
After playing the first pass, the goalkeeper remains behind the pressure line and does not create a useful return option for the centre-back.A realistic alternative
Move immediately after the pass, create a new angle outside the opponent's cover shadow and communicate before the return becomes necessary.What to train next
Build the movement into possession practices where the goalkeeper must create two different return angles and name the next option before receiving.The written handover
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