Pass A to incoming C. Pass back to left moving A, who tries to get past D to score a goal OR passes backwards to crossing B, who first moves a bit to the left and then full speed behind A to get the ball and score a goal OR pass to pivot F when defender E tries to close the gap.
Moving sidewards to attrack defender's attention is essential. Feints and dummy passes can help to get past the defender D.
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