High-Line Sweeper Scenarios

Obj: The sweeper-keeper's advanced matrix — starting positions by ball zone and line height, and the scenarios where the keeper is the back line's insurance and its extra defender (I-06 graduated to system level). Field: Full half+, line markers. Equip: Goal, balls, cones, bibs, full back line. Org: Scenario matrix rehearsed with a live back four (E-19's partnership at its ceiling): ball in their half + our line at halfway = keeper at the box's edge or higher (the matrix's bravest cell — walked first, then lived); ball advancing centrally = depth recalibrated per I-05's trade; the KILLER scenarios drilled — the over-the-top ball (I-06's verdicts at maximum range), the headed flick-on chaos (D-22's second balls from the keeper's view), the recovery-race read (sweep vs. the retreat-and-narrow when the race is lost). The keeper's line-height CALLS run throughout (he sees everything — his voice moves the line, E-14's bass). CP: (1) Starting position is the sweeper's whole game (the matrix internalized cell by cell); (2) first touch on sweeps under pressure goes WIDE or LONG — the keeper's D-16 wisdom (composure has a geography); (3) the call before the crisis ("STEP!" at the right moment prevents the through-ball that never gets played — prevention invisible, graded anyway, I-24's lens). Prog: Full 11v11 phases with high-line commitment; opponent-mirror release patterns (their pace scouted, D-23's logic). Reg: Matrix walked cell by cell; no striker races. Mist: P: matrix positions held rigidly as play evolves (the cells flow — re-position every pass); C: training the keeper's line without the line present (one system, always, E-19's law). Time: 16 min. Out: Matrix fluency; sweeps and prevented-through-balls both logged; the line-keeper system breathing together. Var: Chaos-state cells (wind and wet re-price every verdict — 2.12's weather clause in gloves). Diag: Half field with the position matrix drawn as cells (ball zone × line height), the keeper's station marked per cell, killer-scenario arrows (over-the-top, flick-on, lost-race retreat) with verdicts.