Player 2 runs to recieve the ball from player 1.
Player 2 runs towards the cones (pretend defender) to turn away from the cones and pass the ball back to player 1 who has followed up to support.
Player 2 then runs into the space created towards the circle to receive the ball back from player 1. Player 2 runs into the circle and takes a shot at goal to then go back to the back to the half way line.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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