Station small goals (2 yards wide) in each corner of the area facing in towards the field of play. No goalkeeper, 4 v 4 - 6 v 6, one ball.
The red team must interplay to score by running the ball through any of the goals. The blue team attacks any of the goals once they get possession.
You can change the direction of the play so that teams can now attack only diagonally opposed goals. This will encourage players to switch the point of attack.
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