Aim goalkeeper in the goal tries to save the ball the goalkeepers at the `P` spot try to score The goal keeper on the right (orange keeper) moves anticlockwise around the cones the goalkeeper on the base line (blue keeper) kicks a ball to the top cone for the other keeper to kick into the goal this is then repeated on the other side all keepers move in a clockwise rotation
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