Game in defensive zone.
Foundation in the attack for white: Regain the ball and attack
Foundation in defense for blue: keep possession and control.
Defenders+midfielders v attackers.
Deffenders attampt to keep possession attackers attampt to gain the ball or score to big or small goal.
Every new action is starting from keeper.
Defenders: smart ball circulation. Not too quick, not too slow. Wait for movement of opponent and play. Exchange position if it necessary.
Attackers wolf pack tactic. Try to lead the opponent's passing to the best place to regain the ball (f.eks. near the side line) and attack there.
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