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Sole Roll Across the Grass

A smiling young soccer player places one cleated foot on top of the ball while arrows show it rolling sideways under the sole.

Young soccer player resting one cleated foot on a football beside a cone as arrows show a sideways sole roll.
Sole Roll Across the Grass
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A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use

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What is shown in this soccer scene

The player stands on a grassy field with one training cone close to the ball. A goal, tree, bushes, grass tufts, and clouds appear behind the practice area. The position of the foot and the small arrows make the movement easy to recognize: the player is using the sole to move the ball sideways while staying close to it.

Facts about the sole roll

A sole roll is a ball-control move made by placing the bottom of the foot on the ball and guiding it across the body or to the side. Because the foot stays in contact with the top of the ball for part of the action, the player can change the ball's direction without a large swing of the leg. This move is often practiced slowly first so balance and control become comfortable. Players may use sole touches in warm-ups, close-control drills, and tight spaces. Keeping the supporting leg slightly bent can help maintain balance while the other foot moves the ball.

Color ideas for the picture

  • Green for the field, tree leaves, and bushes
  • Orange, yellow, or blue for the training cone
  • Black and white or another familiar pattern for the football
  • A strong team color for the shirt with a contrasting color for shorts and socks
  • Light blue for the sky details while the clouds stay white
Questions and answers

Questions and answers

Which part of the shoe is touching the top of the ball?
The sole.
In which direction do the arrows show the ball moving?
Sideways.
What training object stands close to the ball?
One cone.
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