When working with your team, you may want to look at what areas players should occupy when dispersing to provide them with a framework of where and when they should look to move.
Dispersal – Refers to how your team will create space by providing both width and depth. Dispersal is essential not only to allow your team to be able to play but also allow them to use the full width and depth of the pitch. This space that is created will allow your team to be able to exploit spaces left between opposition units as well as in behind and on the outside of the pitch too. Dispersal will also be required for your team once they have won possession back from a compact shape, to quickly move to create space to allow the team to create width to secure possession. When working with your team, you may want to look at what areas players should occupy when dispersing to provide them with a framework of where and when they should look to move. For example, it may be that your goalkeeper has won back possession and as soon as you’ve done that you want both full backs to create width and depth by moving high and wide up the pitch.