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Futsal: goalkeeper techniques

    Futsal goalkeeping coach education lead, Tony Elliott, puts on a session that focuses on three core techniques for keepers to use when making a save.

    Overview

    Whilst working with two England goalkeepers, Dylan Malpas and Jack Walsh, Tony Elliott focuses on the key details required to make:

    • the block save
    • the forward kick through save
    • the lateral split save.

    These techniques are used heavily in futsal and are now commonplace in football in the Premier League, particularly with the likes of Ederson, Alisson and De Gea, who have been brought up with futsal.

    Elliot breaks these techniques down in a logical and ordered way before reviewing them with both keepers.

    The block save

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    The forward kick through save

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    The lateral split save

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    Review

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