Two teams, each with goalkeepers, play across a half-court sized pitch.
Play with normal rules.
The only difference playing side-ways on a half court is that instead of a shooting circle you should now set up a shooting line.
Players should treat this area like the shooting circle and so must shoot from outside this marked line.
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