This game works well with 4v2, 5v2, 6v2, 6v3, 7v3, 8v3, or 8v4.
The white players play keep away inside the grid. Once they complete six passes in a row, they can have a player check into the square in the middle. If the player in the middle receives a pass in the square the team earns one point.
If the blues win the ball they aim to pass to their team mate outside the grey grid for him to score (use pugs)
As soon as the blues lose the ball they have to retrieve the ball. Only one blue player is allowed to exit they grey grid to defend (1v1)
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