Precise ball reception and control is essential to gain immediate control of the ball. This is not just about stopping the ball, but also about taking it directly in a favorable direction of play in order to continue the game quickly and gain time and space.

Dribbling requires close ball control in order to keep the ball safely at your feet while simultaneously putting pressure on your opponent. Good ball control allows the player to react flexibly to game situations and to keep the ball even in tight spaces.

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Feinting is an important technique for deceiving and outwitting the opponent. By moving quickly and changing direction, the player can confuse the opponent and create space to launch an attack.

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Shooting is the conclusion of an attack and determines whether a goal is scored. Players should be able to use different shooting techniques, such as the full-foot shot or inside kick, in order to achieve precise and powerful finishes from different positions.

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