1. Attacker A passes to goalkeeper 2, or rolls the ball into the goal area and goalkeeper 2 has to pick it up.2. Goalkeeper 2 passes the ball to attcker A or B. As soon as this happens, defender 1 and 2 start for a sprint around the cone and tries to defend attacker 1 and 2.3. When the action against goalkeeper 1 has finished, goalkeeper 1 gets a ball from T.4. Defender 1 and 2 turn around and become attackers and one of them receives a pass from goalkeeper 1. Attacker A and B turn around and are now the defenders of 1 and 25. 1 or 2 throw at the goal and A and B try to defend.
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