The Ball: Getting the ball from a central area into a wide area. Crossing into the box early or late trying to mix it up.
The Central Attacker: Play a simple pass into the winger and get yourself in the box for a low cross, high pass or a give short option. (Make a decisive run and match pace).
The Winger: Receive the ball, sprint line and get a cross in for the central attacker. If short option cut in side receive the ball back and get a first time shot away. (cannot get involved other than if short option is played.
Defender: Go with the central attacking player.
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