All 48 @FIFAWorldCup squads are now available for download inside @TacticalPad Simply go to Repositories->Tacticalpedia

USMNT vs Paraguay ◉ 3 1 buildup base, Staggering DP ◉ Pulisic frequently inside = Robinson to attack space behind FB Caceres ◉ Dest on the line = McKennie deep underlap runs ◉ Defensively, 4141 block = 3v2 at the back with Adams, 1v2 underloaded upfront, 1v1s elsewhere

3v3 3 3 4 mini-goals GKs Small-sided game 3v3 with facilitators wide and deep, 4 goals provide options to switch away from pressure @TacticalPad video notes: bit.ly/4fFxQVp @JustCoachMD @Coach_Osku @TheS_Resource @Ross_Flintoft

Groups A, B, C, D, E, F ✅

4v4 6 goals, GKs behind goals Played 3v3 in a grid, teams must pass through an "open" cone goal, GKs move side-to-side to "block" opponent, progress by allowing passbacks to GK @TacticalPad video notes: bit.ly/4fjaJj2 @JustCoachMD @Coach_Osku @TheS_Resource @Ross_Flintoft

Groups A, B, C, D ✅

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Group A, B ✅

Group A is now available with player pictures and official kits. Download all squads on @TacticalPad -> Repositories, -> Tacticalpedia.

3v2,2v3 2 halves w GK Field divided into 2 halves - one half with GK, other with counter mini goals - to start, each half has 3 defenders, 2 attackers - progress by allowing rotations of players between halves @TacticalPad video notes: bit.ly/4adjxUD @JustCoachMD @Coach_Osku @TheS_Resource @Ross_Flintoft

Continuous 6v2 Argentina possession practice 🇦🇷 World Cup 2026 Camp Three teams of five work across two tight zones, with two neutral players supporting the team in possession. The pressing team must win the ball and either score in the mini goals or play through the central screening player to rotate roles. Possession teams score by transferring successfully between zones. Dimensions: 30 x 20 yards Access more here ➡️ keepitonthedeck.com/members-…

While we wait for FIFA to release all the official squad photos, we'd like to know: what is your favorite player visualization?

England - Finishing Drill 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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Build from the back 4-3-3 - SSG 3 Tactical phase of play half-field activity to develop forward play, players initially locked into wide channels, objective to play into midfield mini-goals representing 7/9/11 @SundayShare10 #SundayShare @TacticalPad video notes: bit.ly/4e3BOHs @JustCoachMD @Coach_Osku @TheS_Resource @Ross_Flintoft

4v4 4 4 penalty area Small-sided game to develop attacking/defending roles and finishing technique - fast-paced activity with lots of scoring opportunities @TacticalPad video notes: bit.ly/3QVgOYw @JustCoachMD @Coach_Osku @TheS_Resource @Ross_Flintoft

1v1 double game central gates Pairs of 1v1s in common grid with 2 end goals, attacker must pass through 1 of 2 central gates before scoring on either end @TacticalPad video notes: bit.ly/4c1VGd0 @JustCoachMD @Coach_Osku @TheS_Resource @Ross_Flintoft

#7 plays a short corner to #2. What do you think the receiving player do next? 🔴 A. Give and get return for inswinger 🔴 B. Hit the outswinger 🔴 C. Dribble the end line 🔴 D. Play top of the box​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Click here to access our free Tactical Workbook: 205sports.org/tools/registra… @JustCoachMD @Coach_Osku @TheS_Resource @AcademySCoach @TacticalPad @RossFlintoft

6v3 1 Adjacent Grids – Switching Away From Pressure Click here to visit our open-access website: bit.ly/205academy ⚽ Goal Train players to recognize pressure cues and switch play quickly — either across the width of the grid or into the adjacent space — while staying connected to the game. ❓ Why? This activity creates repeated moments where players must solve pressure, not escape it blindly. By organizing play in two adjacent grids, the ball carrier and supporting players are forced to read cues (verbal non‑verbal), shift the point of attack, and stay oriented to the field. The key constraint — central players back‑pedaling when switching grids — reinforces scanning, body orientation, and continuity of information. Players learn to move without turning away from the game, which directly transfers to real build‑out and midfield circulation moments. When possession is lost, the immediate recovery action (defender outside player joining centrally) adds transition realism and accountability. Key outcomes: • Playing away from pressure with intent • Recognizing when to switch vs. circulate • Scanning before and during movement • Staying connected while changing spaces @JustCoachMD @Coach_Osku @TheS_Resource @Coach_B_Godwin @AcademySCoach @Coach_Temisan @TacticalPad @Tactica1Thinker