Scenario:
We have been working hard and opposition have broken through (on wall or open water) and the OffH is required to go in before too much ground is made by opposition.
Responsibilities:
Off half: As the last line of defense, your only goal in this scenario is to slow the attacker(s) down by screening them to a 'safe' space (wall or corner). This allows your team mates time to cycle back into their positions and an attack can be made; or, you slow play down and give your team time to sub. On half/FB: rotate in behind - FB first and on assumes the off-half positioning. Attackers: you don't want to be channelled to the wall, you want to keep it out in the open because you are in a 1 on 1 scenario.
Off half:
Attacker(s):
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