
The player 2 start to run, the player 1 send the ball and run to take the place of player 2 Player 2 receive the ball, player 3 starts to run. And player 2 take its place player 3 receive the ball , player 4 start to run , player 3 take it place player 4 shoot delicatly where the goal keeper is not. player 4 get its ball make a pass to goal keeper and run the goal keeper send the ball to player 4 which make a pass to player 1.
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