The goal that goes anywhere.
The Open Goal football training goal is the choice for coaches who want to create more dynamic, varied small-sided and finishing drill environments without the obstruction of a traditional net and post setup. Open-fronted and free-standing, it gives players a clean visible target from a wider range of angles and positions.
No pegs, no tools, no setup delay. Position it, adjust it mid-session, move it to the next drill format in seconds.
Used in professional training environments as part of structured rondo, possession and finishing programmes. A versatile, practical goal for any coach who wants more from their technical sessions.
- Open-fronted design for wider shooting angles and technical drills
- Free-standing with no ground pegs or fixings required
- Suitable for rondo games, finishing drills and small-sided play
- Positions and repositions in seconds on any training surface
- Works on grass, 3G and indoor sports hall surfaces
- Lightweight and portable for training ground or indoor use
- Used in professional coaching environments for technical and possession sessions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an open goal used for in football training?
An open goal is used in rondo, finishing and small-sided drill formats where a traditional net and post goal creates unnecessary obstruction or limits shooting angles. The open-fronted design gives players a wider, cleaner target from multiple positions.
What is the difference between an open goal and a standard training goal?
A standard goal has upright posts and a net. An open goal has an open front with no net and no restricting posts, giving players a more visible target and more natural shooting angles across a wider arc.
Can an open goal be used indoors?
Yes. The Open Goal is suitable for use on grass, 3G and indoor sports hall surfaces. It is free-standing with no fixings required, making it fully portable between training environments.
How do you use an open goal in a rondo session?
Position one or more open goals at the edge of the rondo area as targets for the possession team to play into. Players score by passing accurately through the open goal, adding a directional and technical element to possession-based drills.
Does the open goal require any assembly?
No. The Open Goal is free-standing and positions directly on the training surface without pegs, tools or assembly. It is ready to use as soon as it is placed.