How does a team get better?

Question

I belong to a Community Club team that just advanced to A-side by winning all our games in B-side save two which we tied.
Bottom line is, we can now see that A-side is a lot stronger then B and we need to do something about it. I'm not a coach, I'm actually a goalie who broke her finger and is now wearing a splint and thus cannot play goal.
So I'm midfield (Which I have been playing 1/2 games).
We're fifteen year old girls.
I've been practicing moves all summer like la roulette de Zidane and I've been using the won where you run alongside an opponent before pulling the ball back and confusing the other player.
The problem is, my teammated mostly think it's dangerous, though it's not, it helps me deek opponents and gived me time to find someone to pass too whereas most of the other girls just kick the ball in front of them and basically give it to the other team. Some also need to work on keeping the ball close to their feet while dribbling, and I, need to stay in my position.
Help!

Answer 1

firstly, communication is a HUGE necessity. talk, talk, talk! secondly, you just need to practice with each other and learn each others' styles and stuff, so in a certain situation, you may already know what your team mate may do. just get as close with everyone as possible. and also, just work hard as a team. make sure you all know the play and what you are supposed to do.

Answer 2

I agree with communication but you also need team spirit. Spend some time togather off the field build up a friendship so that you each would do anything for each other and not let them down.

Answer 3

I think a team gets better if theyf have good players.

Answer 4

spending a lot of time with the ball!

Answer 5

BY WORKING HARDER AND HAVING CONFIDENCE IN EACH OTHERE