The wide attacker plays a one-two pass with the central attacking player. After this they then run forward and try to get past the left back.
If they're unable to get past on their own they should wait for the support run from the central player who should aim to run between the defenders and play a jump shot on goal.
The support player should make it clear that they want the pass by calling to the other player.
Although the defenders know the attack is coming they should still practice moving as a unit - shuffling across to cover the space.
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