FOOTBALL FORMS: QUICK TRANSITIONS AND EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE IN MATCH SITUATIONS

Game situation:
Each team has its own goal to defend.

Attack and defence:
When a team attacks a particular goal, the third team forms an alliance with the defending team.
Allies defend together against the attacking team.

Example:
The green and black teams work together to defend their goals against the attacking red team.
When the ball is intercepted, the situation changes: the team in possession switches to attack and alliances change.

Scoring system:
When a team scores a goal, the attacking team and their allies receive one point per team (e.g. 1 – 1 – 0).

Special features:
Playing behind the goals is allowed to limit ball loss and keep the game dynamic.
No goalkeepers available? Use smaller goals or alternatives such as cone goals.

Variation:
As described above, the defending team is always in the majority because they get allies.
The situation can also be reversed, with the team in possession of the ball gaining an ally.