Identify three teaching points of passing in football

• Identify three teaching points of passing in football. • Explain the different parts of your foot you can pass with and how effective these would be in a game situation

Y 9 Football – Passing & Crossing Types of passing Lofted pass - Approach at an angle -Shoulders and hips face target, planting non-kicking foot besides the ball pointing at target. - Draw back kicking foot and extend it with the knee of the kicking foot under centre of the ball with the laces. - Generate back spin to stop the ball rolling out of play Swerve pass - Strike ball on the outside - Strike across the line to generate spin Driven pass - Strike in the centre - Use laces part of foot - Keep body weight forward and knee over ball to keep the ball low Crossing is an integral part of football. This can be done from a dead ball situation such as a corner or free kick or can be done in open play. Every team will work on crossing in training before a match and they will focus on how to defend crosses but how to attack them to score goals too.

Task If you were playing as a winger in a football match and the majority of the game you were crossing and passing, what components of fitness would you need to perform to a high standard? List 5 components of fitness and explain your reasoning for picking them.