1v1 in Traffic

1. Mark an area 18 metres wide and 25 metres long. Ten players in pairs; each pair builds its own two small goals from cones, 1 metre wide, anywhere in the area.
2. Every pair plays 1v1 at the same time: each player attacks one of the pair's goals and defends the other.
3. The other pairs, and their balls, are part of the game: play round them or use them as cover, but only your own goals count.
4. The first player to 5 goals ends the round for everyone. Then everyone changes partner and builds new goals in a new place.

A normal 1v1 asks where the defender is. In traffic, the player on the ball also has to see everything else: another pair crossing their path, a loose ball, a player who can screen the defender. So they keep looking up while they dribble, and choose a route through the gaps or use another game as a wall. The defender chooses when to press and when to let the traffic slow the attacker down.