Players play free play on a small or full-sized pitch.
Every successful pass by your own team increases the value of the next goal by one.
For example:
1 pass before a goal → 1 point
3 passes before a goal → 3 points
If the opponent intercepts possession, the pass counter resets to zero.
The game encourages quick but controlled passing play, rather than purely direct attacking.
Coaching key points
Movement off the ball: Players offer passing options and keep the ball moving.
Quality passes: The pass is played with the right weight, at the right time, and into the right space for the receiver.
Communication
Tempo management: Don't rush to score immediately — build play in a controlled manner.
Progression
Why is it beneficial to build play rather than always rushing to score?
When should you look for additional passes and when should you attempt to score?
Was your pass easy to receive — did it help continue the play?
Did you offer a passing option with your movement?