on the game and creating a few star players that the kids can follow and aspire to. We will be taking our Learn -- Play -- Compete days to schools to raise awareness, there will be state and national championships and also the Melbourne Victory Panna Cup which will see one  player become a Panna Pro for Australia's biggest club and, at the end of season, we will be launching a 'made For TV' event. To play Panna is a bit like a pick and mix. At the moment we are focused on 1v1 and 3v3 but as we progress the other formats will come into play. First pick the game you want to play 1v1, 2v2, 3v3 or 4v4. Then you pick the type of game, of which we have three. - Panna Goal is our beginners'/junior game where you just score as many goals as you can to win the game. - Panna Street is a step up to introduce a bit more technicality where if you make a Panna it counts as a goal. - Panna is the ultimate game, where if you make a Panna it wins kills the game instantly, regardless of the score. You also see two types of players playing the game. First is  'The Scorer' who is a physical player and concentrates on just scoring goals and second is 'The Skiller,' a tactical skilful player with lots of technical ground moves who is aiming to Panna his opponent. It makes for great