Black passes in.
Player 1 posts up and first time passes behind himself for player 2.
Player 2 moves away from goal on the diaganal and then dribbles towards goal when he receives the ball.
Player 1 turns and runs for the far post to get the touch in.
Posting up.
Vision behind player posting up.
Fist time (fast) pass round the corner.
Keeping attacking after passing.
Shooting for the far post.
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