- A normal game of touch, however with conditions.
- When a touch is mae the attakcer must go down and complete a long placement.
- The toucher must run and touch own tryline before continuing play.
-A Second attacker must come over in a short period of time and secure the ball.
- If a defneder manages to gewt to the ball before a attacking player secures it, it is a turnover.
-Then play away.
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