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Goalkeeper technique refers to the effective movement method used by the goalkeeper to use the reasonable part of the body, or the movement method done after receiving the ball to help the team's attack. Goalkeeping technique is special compared to other football techniques, and most of the goalkeeper technical movements are done by hand.

First, the role of the goalkeeper in the game.

The goalkeeper is usually the last line of defence of the team, and his main task is to hold the goal and prevent the opposition from scoring. At the same time, when he intercepts the ball, he has to attack quickly and effectively.

Because the position of the goalkeeper is convenient for observing the situation on the field, the goalkeeper is required to be good at observing the overall situation, analyzing the trend of the game, and assisting in directing the team's defense and offense. In football, the focus of the conflict is to shoot and block shots, so the battle in front of goal is extremely fierce. Whether a goalkeeper plays well or badly is directly related to the fate of a team.

To this end, goalkeepers should not only have the physical fitness, skillful skills and high tactical awareness, but also have good psychological quality.

Second, goalkeepers commonly use techniques.

1) When the opponent shoots, the goalkeeper should generally stand on the defence line where the shooting point and the two goal posts form an angle, and when the opponent dribbles close or shoots closely, the goalkeeper should attack in time to meet the goalkeeper in order to narrow the angle of the shot or pounce on the ball. When the opponent shoots from a distance, you can stand in front appropriately, but you must guard against the opponent's hanging shot. When the ball is advanced to the midfield, the goalkeeper can move forward to the vicinity of the penalty spot.

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2) Prepare for the posture Spread your feet shoulder-width apart from left to right, bend your knees, lift your heels slightly, put your body on the soles of your feet, and lean your upper body slightly forward.

3) Movement In order to better intercept and catch the opponent's passes and shots, the goalkeeper must adjust his position at any time according to the change of the position of the ball and the person. Moving to the left and right, generally using two steps: side slide step or cross step. Sideslide step:

When sliding to the left (right), first push the ground hard with the right (left) to the right (left), and at the same time slide the left (right) foot slightly off the ground to the left (right), and the right (left) foot quickly follows, and immediately get into a ready position, keeping your eyes on the incoming ball. Cross step: When doing a cross step to the left (right) side, the body first tilts to the left (right) side, and at the same time the right (left) foot pushes hard to the right (left), and quickly takes a step in front of the left (right) to form a cross step, and then the left (right) foot moves to the left (right) side and jumps out of the ice pedal.

Two. When the ball comes, pay attention to the change in the center of gravity.

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You have to have courage, after all, it is very dangerous to save the ball, but also to have quick reflexes, because the speed of the ball when the player shoots is very fast, which tests the reflexes of the goalkeeper.

The arms should be strong enough and the palms should be large so that they can receive the opponent's ball, and the vision should be good.

Goalkeepers in soccer need more than just players with very fast reflexes. And there are extremely high requirements for the concentration and physical strength of the players.