One or two touch scrimmages or drills are also used to improve teamwork and passing skills.
[2] The attackers usually act like target men bringing in other players by simple but elegant 'flicks' or just slight and accurate touches.
This style of football, when executed effectively, creates many decoys for opposing defenders, and also creates space for the attacking midfielders to try long-range efforts.
It has been observed to be most effective when used in counterattacks by teams with quick and visionary attackers.
[3] One-touch football is exhibited by clubs such as Barcelona, Chelsea, Arsenal, and international teams such as Brazil, Spain, Argentina, and the Netherlands team of the 1970s.