A set piece play in rugby attack refers to planned moves or formations executed by a team during set plays such as scrums, lineouts, or restarts (e.g., kick-offs). These plays are rehearsed in training and often involve coordinated movements and strategic positioning of players to gain an advantage over the opposition. Set piece plays aim to secure possession, create attacking opportunities, or set up scoring chances by exploiting weaknesses in the opposing team’s defense.
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