Allow th pas to the left back. Once here apply presue and step up the press to contain it within that area showed by the black box.
the player shouldnt be allowed to return the ball back the other defence through the red square by the CF applying pressure and positioning themselves in line of any defender.
There should be no option for the diagonal ball showed by the red line.
in more ways than one
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