1v1 attack wide and then central
The attackers start at the same time and dribble in from a wide area to attack 1v1. then the players turn and run to collect a 2nd ball and attack 1v1 on the opposite goal from a central position.
Coach must ensure attacks take place at the same time and that the players must try to score as quickly as possible.
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