This video builds on something you’re already doing really well.

You recognize the moment when the line is broken, you play the pass, and you immediately continue your run into the gap. That part is very good, and it shows you understand the pattern.

The next step is a small detail that will help you get even more out of these situations.

It’s not just about entering the gap.
It’s about how you arrive into it.

Right now, your run tends to curve slightly away from goal.
That still makes you available, but it means that if you receive, your momentum is taking you away from the most dangerous area.

So instead of being able to attack immediately, you need an extra touch, and that gives defenders time to recover.

The adjustment is simple.

Shape your run so you arrive toward goal.

Same movement.
Same timing.
Just a different curve at the end.

Now when you receive, your momentum works in your favor, and you can move forward in one action, ideally between the posts.

This is especially important when you run behind fullbacks.

The space is naturally wide, but how you enter it determines how dangerous you can be after.

So the key idea is:
don’t just find the space — arrive in it with the right direction.

You’re already doing the hard part.

This just helps you turn those moments into clearer chances.