1) The right wing has the ball, the Kreis is slightly on the opposite side of the ball
2) When the back receive the ball from the wing then the wings from the opposite side start to run to fix where the Kreis is.
3) The wing gets the ball from the mitte and go to shoot in the block done by the kreis
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