Flood Right

Instructions

1. 1RW and PV shift simultaneously to the right side to create a 4v2 overload
2. 2CB passes to RB as the entry into the right-side flood, drawing D-CB toward the ball
3. 3RB advances and feeds PV positioned centrally on the right side near the 9m line
4. 4PV distributes quickly to RW on the right wing, stretching the two defenders wide
5. 5RB cuts toward the 6m line while RW draws attention on the wing
6. 6RW returns the ball to RB arriving at shooting range for a jump shot finish

Coaching Points

• RW and PV must flood the right side before the defense can slide — timing is everything
• CB must move with the ball to keep their defender occupied and prevent them from helping
• In a 4v2 overload, pass to the player who is two passes away from the nearest defender
• LW stays back deliberately and loudly — their absence on the right creates the overload
• Do not hold the ball in the overload; quick movement forces one of the two defenders to foul

Common Mistakes

• RW and PV flood too slowly, giving the defense time to slide and balance the numbers
• CB stays at the top of the arc instead of moving with the ball to occupy D-CB
• LW cheats toward the right side instead of staying back, negating the overload advantage
• Players hold the ball too long in the 4v2, allowing the two defenders to set up positioning
• Passing sequence goes backward instead of forward, wasting the numerical superiority