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The phrase "a goal score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the score achieved in a game or competition, particularly in sports.
Example: "The final match ended with a goal score of 3-2 in favor of the home team."
Alternatives: "a scoring goal" or "a goal tally".
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"He can tackle, get up and down the pitch, create a goal, score a goal, he can pass.
"You just mute the game, and you can have the interface with the loved one, and nobody's any the wiser that you are still watching the football - unless there is a goal score of course.
Patients at risk of undersedation had a goal score compliance of 34.4%.
Patients deemed at risk of oversedation had a goal score compliance of 48.6%.
This will give you a goal score.
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The significance of a goal scored on Sunday evening might not be apparent until Wednesday.
A goal, scored by driving the ball under the crossbar, is three points.
The Islanders' highlight against the Kings was a goal scored 19 seconds into the third period by Mariusz Czerkawski.
I've never seen a goal scored in midfield'.
The confusion centres around a goal scored in September 2010.
This gives him an average of a goal scored for every 100 minutes played.
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