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Benedict Battle

U11Centre BackBradford City Grassroots
vs Leeds Juniors · 2026-05-20
The one thing to work on next
Body shape when the ball goes in behind.
Match data
Duels won
71%
Above the U11 average of 58%
Forward passes
14
Above the U11 average of 9
Recovery runs
8 / 11
Same as their season average
Where it happened on the pitch
RecoveryDuel wonForward passRecoveryDuel lostDuel lost
RecoveryDuel wonForward passDuel lost
What worked What to work on
What you did really well

You were brave stepping in to win the ball. Every time Leeds tried to play through the middle, you were there first — that's why you won so many duels. You also picked out forward passes eleven times more than most U11 centre backs. That helps your team start attacks quickly.

What to work on next

Twice today, the ball got played over the top and it caught you facing the wrong way. If you open your body — one foot pointing to your own goal — you can see the ball and the striker at the same time, and turn to run with them. Small change, big difference.

What to practise this week
Open-body defending

At home or in the garden: stand side-on, one foot back. A parent throws or rolls a ball behind you. Turn on the back foot, run and gather. 10 reps each side. Two or three minutes, two evenings this week.

Scan-and-pass

Before training, when someone passes you the ball, take a look over each shoulder BEFORE it arrives. Say out loud what you saw. It sounds silly, but it builds the habit that made your forward passes so good today.

Pathway is a data-only report. Numbers are shown alongside the age-group average so you can read them in context. We never score players out of 100.