Three players in middle making triangle and rotates like on drawing.
Player 0 starts with passing first long ball to the further center player 3. Next - a short walk back to the center player 1 and then, pass the player 2 (this is a 3rd player, who shows up). Player no 2 plays cross to the player 3, to shoot.
Changing positions:
0 goes to 1, 1 to 2, 2 to 3, 3 after the shot goes to the end of the line.
Always stay in contrencation with passing and movement.
Before receiving the ball, jump back from opponent to open space to next passing.
Hold the ball line.
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