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Many coaches tell me, “In goalkeeper training, we can simulate match situations, but we’ll never reach the same speed or quality as a real game.” That’s not entirely wrong — but using it as an excuse is dangerous. I believe it’s essential to accept this challenge, not avoid it. We need to get as close as possible to the reality of the game. That means creating training environments that expose our goalkeepers to the same types of decisions, rhythms and pressures they’ll face