Sentence examples for back of keeper from inspiring English sources

Belgium midfielder Radja Nainggolan's low drive struck the post and bounced into the net off the back of keeper Luigi Sepe for the only goal.

"I was watching an old video of the France/Brazil classic at Mexico 86 the other day, when Bruno Bellone's penalty in the shoot-out hit the post, flew off the back of the keeper and went in.

Derby went in front just before half-time when Martin's strike hit the crossbar and bounced in off the back of Brighton keeper Tomasz Kuszczak.

Back in the classroom, the students performed a few back-of-the-Trapper-Keeper calculations to determine the distance required for a speeding vehicle to come to a halt.

The spine of the old book had separated, ripping apart from the weight of particularly poignant cards and notes from family and friends I had stuck in the back of the book as "keepers". The binding screamed in pain, letting me know that even with the thick rubber band to hold things together, I had overloaded the system.

The one against Swansea earlier in the season was fantastic as well, obviously, but it has always been in the back of my mind that the keeper did me a favour diving out of the way.

"Robinson really should have hit the back of the net, but the keeper (Luke Purnell) did well to make himself big.

Rickie Lambert gives him a stare and I'm not surprised". Thibaut Courtois misjudges a high ball and Mario Balotelli picks up on it but he wastes a good opportunity to strike an angled ball into the back of the net, with the keeper off his line.

The Drogs threatened early in the second half but Derry were soon back on top with Duffy denied by the legs of keeper Michael Sclingermann.

Seconds after Steve Sidwell had bundled a shot onto the post, Rodallega's close-range header looked destined for the back of the net but the Saints keeper somehow managed to get a hand to the ball and protect his side's slender advantage.

Games were being destroyed by the formula of passing back to the keeper at the first hint of pressure – and then having the ball hoofed downfield.