Simple drill.
Player A runs and passes to B who receives on the move. A needs to work “fast feet” through the ladder. B receives and drives around the cone and passes to A. A receives and shoots and then receives another ball from baseline. We can include another shot for B too.
NB. Footwork and speed

RECEIVING ON THE BASELINE
During the session various pass/receiving movements should be rehearsed.
Receiving on the baseline relies on various skills and techniques. One of the most important aspects is the angle of the pass.

Fun tempo drill that can be added to scoring shots/techniques as we progress.
Player A passes to B who leads back to receive ball. B receives and executes a half turn. B then flips the balld over a stick and dribbles at pace through cone chaos. As B enters circle he looks up and makes a connection with C. C slaps on goal. Immediately after slap shot C turns and receives another ball from A. as C receives the keeper closes him down – this turns into 1 v1 vs. keeper. While C plays against keeper, D dribbles and takes on keeper. A becomes B, B becomes C, C becomes D.

Strikers being marked inside circle area. High pressure zone dependent on awareness of space, timing of leads, connections with fellow strikers, fast feet, quality first touch, quick shots on target, rebounds, small spaces...