3v3 on one side, attackers are not allowed to shoot outside the green cone.
blue team is to attack between defenders to create space.
-can practice the bounce pass to the wing.
wing and back and back and center to change positions with the ball (cross)
change defenders after every 5 attacks.
when everyone had equal number of turns move to the other side.
practicing how the center the back and the wing can work together on the same side to create space.
defence:defending 3v3, communication, especially when the attackers changing positions.
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