Sentence examples for claimed a goal from inspiring English sources

Commons soon claimed a goal of his own, swivelling to meet an Emilio Izaguirre cross before offering a shot with which Cierzniak should have done better at his near post.

A couple of minutes later Janssen showed his confidence was already up, laying a deft touch off to Lamela who claimed a goal for himself, caressing the ball across the box and beyond Nelson.

There's still a long way to go: The library has claimed a goal of 8 million books, but just 200,000 are so far in hand, including outdated investment guides and old copies of Ripley's Believe it or Not, according to The Washington Post.

Neal Ardley hauled off Tom Elliott at half-time for Akinfenwa in a bid to claim a goal, and while that would eventually come, it arrived after the Dons had fallen behind on aggregate.

Their patience was rewarded in the 55th minute as Ronaldo freed himself from marker Sergio Busquets and headed in a Mesut Ozil corner to claim a goal in his fourth successive visit to the Nou Camp.

He was praised for his performances in those games, even claiming a goal against Blackburn Rovers in a 3 0 victory, and becoming Arsenal's youngest ever goalscorer in a league game.

I am none of these things, but I am a minister -- a minister of the Christian tradition, a term which claims a goal of being "little Christs" to God's world.

But Sam Vokes restored Wales's lead when Bale's shot was blocked on the line, before Bale claimed a deserved goal with a driving run and classy finish into the far corner.

Scott Vernon duly claimed a consolation goal with a header from Robert Milsom's searching free-kick.

Later in the second half Leicester claimed a third goal, but the referee adjudged that the ball had not crossed the line.

Just after the hour the visitors claimed a deserved second goal that underlined their superiority.