Short corners can be useful if you do not have many players with good aerial presence to provide effective targets from crosses. However, if a suitable player is instructed to challenge the keeper, as explained below, they can still prove successful. However, such corners are technically more difficult so if you are lacking a higher ability corner taker then it may be better to instruct corners to be aimed at the near post, where the ball can be flicked on or glanced towards goal.Ĭorners aimed to the centre, either to the penalty spot or closer to the goal in the 6 yard box, often make punching or catching the cross easier for the goalkeeper. Corners can be used to aim a cross to either post or into the centre of the opposition penalty area, while they can also be used to make a short pass.Ī far post corner can be effective in setting up a player on this post for a powerful close range header directly at goal.
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