Players should pass in a line on the whistle.
The 2 players closest to the ball go out to the line and as soon as they turn the 3 remaining players then attack with the intention of scoring.
Attack fast into space.
Isolate the defender and attack them.
Supporting players hold and do not should not become flat.
Fill the field - spread the defence and create holes to exploit.
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