The aim is for each team to try and play out from the back from the goalkeeper.
Each team should be looking to play throw the zone if they have got the ball they can move freely to each zone.The team that has not got the ball are lock into their own zone when they win the ball back they can move freely as the other team is lock into their zone.
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