with this rondo that i have created, they will be on ball with 10 people around the outside of the circle and 2 people on the inside the circle, the 2 people on the inside of the circle have to try and intercept the pass and the 10 people always have to be on there toes and be ready for the ball to get to them
the attackers would be passing the ball to any player within the attackers place and one defender will follow the pass and put pressure on and try cut the pass out and the other defender will try mark an open space.
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