Sentence examples similar to boosting goal from inspiring English sources

Manchester United bounced back to the top of the table with a boosted goal difference after beating beleaguered Newcastle by a scoreline that hardly reflected one of the most one-sided games Old Trafford will see all season.

It's also a sign that some in the international game now view Scotland as the group minnows - cannon fodder to be used to boost goal difference.

When a goal is feasible, this type of mental contrasting can boost goal commitment.

Once they had secured their foothold in the game, Spurs set about boosting their goal difference to overhaul Rubin Kazan in the Group A table.

Simon Cox cut inside before blazing over as the Irish eased to victory, although they would have wanted a few more goals to boost their goal difference.

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Franklin boosted his goal tally for the year to 40, with 26 of those coming in the last six games.

Add to this pair the exciting Frenchman Harry Novillo, David Williams and youngsters Wade Dekker and Steve Kuzmanovski, City appear to have boosted their goal threat.

Three goals up at one point, Liverpool conceded three late in the game, partly through trying to score more to boost their goal difference.

After a 9-0 hammering of Faroe Islands at the weekend, they have boosted their goal difference significantly, and know if they can equal Sweden's 3-1 win a Fir Park then first place will be theirs.

And just six minutes later came the goal South Africa had been waiting for as Portia Modise scored her 100th goal for Banyana Banyana to make it 5-0 and boost their goal-difference.