Two teams (team = keeper + attacker)
Keeper throws the ball for attacker, whos attempt to score behind the line by head. Teams changes in every action.
The keeper who throws must stay out the sideline.
For keepers:
a) stay into the goal zone and try to catch the ball by reflex.
b) press closer the attacker
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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