High transfer from high left where there is no possible way of attacking. Transferring around the back for the high forward to lead off the P spot towards the T bar finishing with a bounce pass to the player who passed them the ball. They will then have a shot.
Ball pace on the passing is key to ensuring the transfer is quick. Body position when receiving the ball is key to ensuring it is only two touches between the middle defender and the right back.
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