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Bayern Munich - Central Midfielder 2 Touch Game ⚽️ - Position Specific 🌬️ - Emphasis on 1st touch 🗓️ - Any MD Bayern are performing this drill as part of extra individual work. Players score a point if other midfielder fails to return pass. First to 5 wins

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