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Summary: See some examples of set plays for indirect free kicks and get expert tips and advice on soccer rules and skills in this free video.
Ron Weisberg has had the soccer fever since he was 5 years old. He grew up playing club ball in North Texas, and then he helped his high school team make it to the playoffs for the...read more
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"The purpose of a set play is to set up your teammates to score. On an indirect kick you can't score by yourself so it's good to set up a pass and set up a shot from the pass. A good example of a set play on a free kick, when there's a wall there, is chipping it over the wall, having a player running in behind the wall and touching it into the goal. The ball flies over the wall, he runs around it, controls it, touches it into the goal for an easy goal."
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