12 and 13 perform a switch move, with 13 calling loudly for the ball and drawing attention.
12 receives a pass running outside and passes it to the winger
The pass to 12 is behind 13's back. This is a difficult one to hit properly so practice, practice, practice! There must be some depth between 12 and 13 for it to work
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