Futsal with Rotating Goalkeeper Roles
Futsal in which each team rotates the goalkeeper role and tries out a goalkeeper who also plays the field.
How to play
- 5v5 games.
- Rotate goalkeepers every 3 minutes.
- In some phases, the goalkeeper can come out to play.
- Discuss the roles at the end.
Rules
- No tackling.
- Rotation is required.
Variations
Easier
Fixed goalkeeper.
Standard
Rotation.
Harder
Goalkeeper who joins the attack.
Adaptations
- Limited mobility: adapted goalkeeper.
- Fear of the ball: soft ball.
Learning goals
- Understand the roles.
- Work as a team.
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