8 against 6+ goalkeepers with staked out zones

Construct a field from the baseline to the opposite penalty area. In front of the goal on the penalty area line, a zone is marked, which later acts as a 'free zone' for the attacking team. Two teams (blue and yellow) are formed and play against each other. The blue team consists of 8 players, the yellow team of 6. There is a goalkeeper positioned in both goals.

The players play without restriction of ball contact, the offside rule applies. The blue team tries to create spaces by skillful passing a ball into the zone so that it can be controlled by a teammate, or to get into the zone by dribbling. The property of the zone is that no player of the defending yellow team is allowed in, so the blue team has free play there. The yellow team therefore tries to put the blue team under pressure as early as possible and to prevent any pass and / or walking routes into the zone. The focus here is on the midfield / attack pressing of the outnumbered team and on solving pressure situations in short numbers with quick countermeasures as a follow-up action.