Coned area 30 metres by 30 metres with two teams of players on one side Coach kicks the ball is kicked into the the grid.
2 different numbers are called with the 1st number being for the number of attackers and the 2nd the number of defenders
The attackers have to field the ball, turn and counter attack against the defenders
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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