split the player into two teams,( if it is an uneven number play at one goal.)
aim is to score a goal, but no long shots at the goal are allowed.
players should think about their positions.
estimate the positions of the players, but let them know that it is not set in stones, and everyone can end up playing any positions
it is a practice for real game, where players can build links between each other, an opportunity for the coaches as well to see who is working well with who
in more ways than one
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