In each box, the attacking team plays keepaway from the other team. If the defending team steals the ball, they try to play it to the other box where two of their teammates are waiting. When the pass is made, the two players who stole the ball quickly follow their pass in to support. The other team then send two players in to steal the ball back.
Play continues to transfer from one box to the other.
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