Team stay in own half, except for 2 players from each team who are put in the other section.
Each team shoots at earliest opportunity. Start the game with one ball and build it up to a number of balls.
The two players in the opposite half score from rebounds or interceptions.
Land on the striking foot and keep head over the ball.
Strike the ball with your laces.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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