the wing (aussen) accelarates and pass the ball to the back (halb) who is running already The defence come to the back (halb) which passes to the other halb The defence comes up so the back (halb) is making a pass to the wings (aussen), the defence put some pressure on the wings The wings shoots and score. STart again in the other sens
The ball should be fast The defence shoulc really go up every time and then go on the wings This is tiring for the defence, so after 5, they have to change.
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