Sentence examples for come from goals from inspiring English sources

"We showed a lot of character to come from goals behind on both occasions.

Understand that sometimes a lack of willpower can come from goals that are larger-than-life for the moment.

Madrid worked overtime to come from two goals down to beat Sevilla.

It will also be helpful during treatment to consider the benefits that come from these goals.

Group C - Ivory Coast 2-1 Japan: Two goals in two minutes helped the Ivory Coast come from a goal down to beat Japan in Recife.

On Thursday, two goals from Alex Danson and one each from Katie Long and Chloe Rogers saw Britain come from a goal down to win 4-1.

Wenger's side had to come from a goal down, with the win including a first Premier League goal for Olivier Giroud.

He scored his second goal for the club as Stevenage came from two goals down to beat Mansfield Town at Field Mill, scoring the equalising goal.

Last week, Arsenal came from two goals down against its London rival Tottenham, scoring five goals in 28 minutes at home and winning, 5-2.

The slang names come from the perceived goal of the objector.

Boyd scored his third goal in four games in the club's win against Huddersfield Town, as Peterborough came from two goals down to win 4 2.