Main Part III - 4 Defenders + 1 Central Midfielder vs 7 Attackers

Play takes place on one half of the field, 5 vs 7 on two goals. The second goal is placed on the midfield line. The blue team is positioned in the back four base formation with one central player in front of the line. The yellow team lines up according to the diagram with a central playmaker, two players in the midfield half positions, two wingers, and two forwards. Each goal has a goalkeeper. The balls are in the yellow team's goal.

The yellow team's task is to finish through the use of different plays and attacking variations and to defend their own goal against counterattacks by the blue team. The blue team defends their goal and has the option, when in possession, to score themselves. When defending, it is important to shift correctly and not allow passing and shooting options. It is crucial that when the ball-near defender steps out, the two neighbors tuck in and form a defensive triangle. If the yellow team scores or the ball goes out of bounds, play restarts from the midfield line. Build-up should use zigzag passes. This means the forwards make decoy runs and offer themselves as passing options in the half spaces. As few touches as possible. On the flanks, 1v1 play and overlapping should occur whenever possible. To do this, the wide players must be positioned at the sideline and after receiving the ball, dribble inside so the fullback behind can overlap. Constantly play diagonal balls to initiate switches of play and get the defensive unit moving. The forwards constantly come to meet the ball carrier, check beforehand, and cross.