A goal is placed on the head of the field, into which a goalkeeper positions. 15 field players are positioned on the field according to the graphic. Two offensive players at a distance of 2-5 meters from each other and one defensive player go onto the left outer lane. The two strikers take their position with their opponents at a distance of 5 meters from each other, at the level of the penalty point. Three other offensive players position themselves at the level of the penalty area with three defensive players. Another attacker goes into the back with an opponent.
The form of play begins either with a flank ball (2) from player A into the penalty area or a pass from the same player (1.1) into the path of player E. Player E tries to assert himself against a defensive player and flank into the penalty area (1.2). At the same time as the final action of player E or A, players B, C and D start towards the goal in the back area. The two strikers I and J cross and occupy the positions on the first and second posts. Player H lurks in the back room. All players try to use the flank.
- The strikers cross towards the first and second posts. - When crossing, it is important that the players explosively change positions at sprint speed just before the flank movement. - The crossing players or attackers mustn't start too early. - The flank encoder should play sharp, precise passes. - The defenders should close the way to the goal. Stand laterally so that the attacker has to choose the path away from the goal. - The defensive player tries to attack the attacker as early as possible so that the attacker cannot build up a pace. - Both defensive players are offset to the side. - The pass should be played in the path of the ball-waiting starter. - The speed dribbling by outside track player A must take place explosively. - 1 large field goal (s)