First, see the next picture: the receiver is currently looking only at the goalkeeper, not at the space or the opponent. At U10, players often equate 'showing' with 'moving toward the ball,' which inadvertently fixes their eyes on the pass rather than the game. The real issue is that they are receiving with their back to the pitch, which forces a blind turn under pressure. Teach them to look for the 'open shoulder' position. Instead of running directly to the keeper, encourage them to curve their movement so they receive on their side-on posture. This allows them to see the ball, the encroaching defender, and the teammate ahead simultaneously. On the grass, use a simple visual cue: 'show your number to the sideline, not the keeper.' When they start receiving with their body already angled toward the target, the pass is no longer a trap, but a starting point for the next advantage.
