Preparation E passes to D. D goes forward and passes to A and D goes to pivot position left blocking the direction of defender 2. Action A goes a bit to the left to fake a pass to wing B. Then changes his ways explosively to the center to throw at the goal if defender 3 does not come forward. Or if defender 3 comes forward: A passes to D OR C, who can throw at the goal. If this is not succesful, A passes directly to E who throws from distance or goes for the break through.
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