
Preparation: A passes the ball to B.â¨B passes to C. In the meantime A crosses B by running behind B to position of B. Left wing C holds the ball for a moment and passes the ball to A. Pivot D goes between defenders 2 and 3, so that 3 must hold pivot D. Action A goes full speed on to defender 2 and tries to get past him. A can make a break through between defenders 2 and 3 or pass to pivot D who throws at the goal.
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