Mark out a grid, fairly tight depending on how many players you have.
Attacking players must make it to the opposite line to score points without loosing the ball, running or being pushed outside the grid or going to ground.
Defending players must use pads to defend & cannot grab, they can attempt to strip the ball with one hand,
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