Two attacking players with one ball try to get to the opposite side of the box by evading the defender by passing the ball to each other.
If the attacking player is tagged while holding the ball their turn is over.
The attacking players MUST stay within the boundaries of the box (indicated by the orange beacons)
The defender tries to tag the attacking player with the ball.
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