Corner kicks combined with a game format

The attacking team takes the following positions for the corner kick: Striker I stands near the goalkeeper and J is positioned at the level of the 6-yard box. Centre-backs C and B along with right centre-midfielder G are placed at the level of the penalty area line. Left midfielder E is positioned centrally in the space behind the penalty area, and left centre-midfielder F behind him, slightly offset to the left. The two fullbacks A and D stand on the two half-central positions behind the midfield line (16 metres from the goal to be defended). Player H takes the corner. Striker variation: Striker I can also be positioned at the near post, where he can flick balls on or finish directly. J stands near the goalkeeper and tries to distract him (no foul play). The defending team takes the following positions for a corner kick from the right side: The left back A covers the zone at the near post. The remaining players of the back four along with the right midfielder form a four-player line roughly at the level of the 6-yard box (B+C+D+H). In front of them, in the half-central area between the 6-yard box and the penalty area line, the two central midfielders position themselves (G+F). The left midfielder E tucks in from his original position and occupies the central area at the level of the penalty area line. The two strikers I and J stand staggered in front of the penalty area, with I covering the space behind while also being available as a passing option for a counterattack. J is positioned further forward toward the midfield line and primarily serves as a passing option for I, or should reach clearances or counter-initiating long balls. - 2 full-size goal(s)