- “About the exercises”: the exercises are meant as inspiration, not as a rulebook. The rules are a starting point, and you use your own coaching sense. The note appears as a pop-up the first time you open an exercise, and now and then after that, and it sits at the bottom of every exercise. - New exercises and corrected texts.

- «Share as video»: make a portrait video of an exercise and share it. The drawing runs in rounds, the set-up appears one point at a time, and the video ends with the question from the exercise and a QR code to the app. Share it to Spond, Messages, WhatsApp or Instagram, or save it to Photos. - New exercises and corrected texts.

- «Next tip» on the start screen: flick to the next tip whenever you like. - «Previous step» and «Next step» in the animation: stop at each step and read the text at your own pace. - «About the app»: the story behind the app, plus easy ways to rate it, tell a coaching colleague and send feedback. - The session sheet (PDF) has a footer with the app name and a QR code, so colleagues can find the app. - xG and xA are shown as estimates, with an explanation in the key. - The advice for the player on the ball and the off-ball runs follow the phase in exercises where the teams switch direction midway. - New exercises and corrected texts.

- The setup on every exercise is short points instead of a paragraph. - More exercises, with setup, equipment and coaching points. - Turn the phone: the player on the ball gets advice on what to do - play, carry or secure - and near goal whether to shoot or pass. - Off-ball runs point to a spot with room, not just a direction. - The distance to the ball is shown in metres and seconds, and the time follows the length of the pass.

«Minor improvements».