Passings sequence in two lines. Defenders with transitions to midfielders.
Difference combinations way to pass the ball.
Pass from nearest to the nearest (black narrows) or
skip the nearest forward, nearest backward (white narrows).
Movement into/out from the ball.
High tempo of passes.
Receiving and passing by two touch (fast as possible).
Controll the space before receiving the ball.
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