Player A takes the balls and shoots at the goal.
Defender 1 tries to make it a bit more difficult to shoot at the goal, but player A can still shoot more ot less freely at the goal.
If you have two sides of the court available, another player can do the same at the other side. Now they can have a match: who is ready first and scores the most goals?
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