One-handed shots can give a chance to collide with goalkeeper, but often players don't know how to handle ball with one hand, which means they lose their best chance of scoring a goal. Here are some ways to deal with single strikes. handed over balls.

First: Curveball

When we face a goalkeeper with a one-handed ball, we can use a strong volley to shoot, but chance of a goal with this throwing method is not very high.

When goalkeeper gives me a certain angle so that I can see goal corner behind him, I only have to push ball towards corner of goal to form a score.

The ball eventually flies around goal in an arc of trajectory.

Second: shoot

When opposing goalkeeper has already attacked very close to you while dribbling, lower your center of gravity and prepare to block path so you can send ball into bottom corner of goal. You may choose to pick up ball over goalkeeper's head to complete shot.

Usually in this situation, you will first make a fake shot, feigning a vigorous volley to force opposing goalkeeper to lower their center of gravity to block ground ball, and finally send ball into net with a volley.

Third: get past goalkeeper

In process of advancing with ball, when goalkeeper takes a certain shot, he only needs to change direction to get past goalkeeper.

Need to adjust time of change of direction, procrastination will send ball straight to goalkeeper

When goalkeeper is far away from you, you can also feint to attract goalkeeper to block it and then change direction to pass goalkeeper.

June 14, 2023