• Players get into groups of three in a triangle.
• Two at the top and one between.
• Remember to always give the player on the ball a supporting angle and to pass to the receiving players favoured back foot.
• Have a pride in your passing, pass how you would like to receive the ball.

Black lines represent the movement of the ball, coloured lines represent the movement of the coloured player.

1. Diagonal Passing

Player 1 passes the ball to player 3, to his favoured back foot and overlaps 3 to receive the ball from player 2. Player 3 passes to player 2 to his favoured back foot. Player 2 plays player 1 in. Play the ball in front of player 1 to run onto. Keep repeating exercise. Except player 1 now becomes player 3, player 3 becomes player 1, etc.

2. Square Passsing

Same organisation Player 1 passes to player 2 and then overlaps him to receive a pass from player 3. Player 2 passes to player 3 and then overlaps him to receive a pass from player 1 Player 3 passes to player 1's favoured back foot. Player 1 plays player 2 in. The ball should be played so player 2 can run onto the ball Keep repeating drill. Player 2 is now player 3, player 1 is now player 2.

3. Passing and Receiving