Pass B3-B2 who runs forward on full speed.
B3 pretends he wants to screen for B2.
B4 pretends he screens for B2, but screens W3.
W4 will probably attack B2.
B2 passes to B5 who runs straight forward to W5.
Meanwhile B3 came round the screening B4, receives the pass from B5 and throws at the goal.
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