2xor8ogwnia => 3vs1 (koroido)
opoios kataferei kai klepsei 1os tin bala (prasinos/ble) tote apo to diplano 3vs1 i omada tou bainei sto diplano xwro exontas tin bala kai paizoun 4vs3 me stoxo na baloun goal stin 1 estia
o enas pou dn katafere na klepsei prwtos tin bala sto 3vs1 menei monos sto tetragwno tou
part B
o enas paixtis pou menei ektos borei na kanei mia askisi me skala kai na mpei gia 4vs4 molis teleiwsei
Technical base, transitions, reactions, SAQ, decision making
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