Pass A-B-C-D.
D is closely defended by defender 1.
Just before tha pass C-D is coming, 1 feints a run inside but quickly goes outside and passes defender 1, receives the pass from C behind defender 1 and tries to score a goal.
Defender 2 closes the gap a bit so that the wingplayers don't get to much space.
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