
Classic attack-defense but 1) The ball have always to go from one wing to the other. And everyone has to received the ball but the pivot. That means that whn the ball come to your left you have to send the ball to the right ( to the closest on your right) or to the pivot. Crossing are not allowed. They have to beat the defense only by speed and good fixing.
The three most imprtant points are : Position: the initial position is shown on the graph: to often the back aretoo much in the center. The wings should be in their corner. Speed: without quick and god pass they cannot score Fixation: without good fixation, they cannot create space.
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