One-Two & Shoot
Players play a simple one-two pass with a partner before shooting on goal. Introduces combination play before finishing for U8–U10.
Objective
Introduce the one-two combination as a way to create a shooting opportunity, linking passing and finishing.
Watch It In Action
Visual Concept
Top-down diagram — Shooting drill layout
Setup
Goal with or without goalkeeper. A feeder stands 15 yards from goal to the side. Shooter starts 20 yards from goal.
How to Run It
Pass to feeder
Shooter passes the ball to the feeder and continues their run towards goal.
Feeder lays off
Feeder plays the ball back into the path of the oncoming shooter — a simple one-touch layoff.
Shoot first time
Shooter receives the layoff and shoots first time on goal.
Rotate
Shooter becomes the feeder, feeder joins the back of the shooting line.
Coaching Cues
Pass and move — don't stop after the first pass
Feeder: play the ball into space ahead of the runner, not at their feet
Shooter: get your body shape right as you receive — ready to shoot
Shoot across the goalkeeper — harder to save
Variations
- Add a passive defender to close down the shooter
- Feeder must play the ball back within one touch
- Vary the angle of the feeder to change the shooting angle
Gear for This Drill
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Set up in seconds. Perfect for small-sided games and shooting practice.
Standard for U9–U12. Great for skill development and drill work.
Classic tall cones for slalom drills, grids, and field marking.
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Browse all gearEquipment Needed
- Goal
- Goalkeeper (optional)
- 5–8 balls
- 2 cones
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Set up in seconds. Perfect for small-sided games and shooting practice.
View on AmazonStandard for U9–U12. Great for skill development and drill work.
View on AmazonClassic tall cones for slalom drills, grids, and field marking.
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