Making A 16 Reflector Telescope

Corner N ° 16

Corner deceptive, thanks to two players on the ball will give the idea of \u200b\u200ba certain type of creation and instead will be built a scheme designed to exploit this initial "trap."

A B
the ball very close to A as if it were to receive the ball along the line away from
C
D ball in the opposite direction around the edge of

Apart from a short run last
B moves are going to interfere with the adversary A (blue)
A passes the ball to C C
returns ball to A (even stop the ball and passing it later) blocks the opponent
B A (blue)
D meets the ball (perhaps taking advantage of a counter movement to save space on your marker)
A passes the ball using the D-block B
D will go to the immediate conclusion on goal

Notes and Information:

passage for the return of C to A is better if done first because we're going to move faster opponents D and C deceiving them with a quick return pass. In the initial phase of learning the scheme can do so more slowly and with precise or C which stops the ball and then the next step (always as fast as possible) to A.

D meet before the ball has to run against a movement, this will allow him to make room for the network to beat.

diagram shows, D is clearly an accident, if you run the scheme on the other side is obviously better than the player D is right, in this case, the Crossfire will certainly be easier. In the video

defends the opponent's defense with a defender on the line and goalkeeper lurking more centrally. This scheme can be executed even if the defense is positioned in the opposite way, namely with the goalkeeper and defender on the line in the most central, the important thing is always a nice block of the B player to pass the passage of A D.

If the opposing defense is initially more worried about the man who could kick away from the ball (C) Player B instead of our let's go play quietly in a line manager to beat the corner. In this case, you can quickly try to kick at goal in this case B or D will sink to the far post can become a recipient of the shot-pass to the far post by B.