Sentence examples for extraordinary goal from inspiring English sources

It was an extraordinary goal in an otherwise ordinary match.

But with an extraordinary goal struck from 36 yards, it held one of the favorites, Aston Villa, 2-2, ensuring a lucrative replay.

Piontek called it the "contra system", and it was perhaps best exemplified by the right-back John Sivebæk's extraordinary goal against Ireland in 1985.

Now, he has set an even more extraordinary goal for himself: to become the first African-American to create such a company.

9.22pm GMT EXTRAORDINARY GOAL! Sweden 4-2 England (Ibrahimovich 90+1) You've never seen anything like this! Hart goofed again but delightful ingenuity was still required to put the ball into the net and that's exactly what Ibrahiumovich provided.

It was an extraordinary goal that had Gary Neville, in his TV pundit role, wondering whether Old Trafford had ever witnessed a better goal from a side not wearing red.

Klopp's men were being pinned back in the 10 minutes or so preceding Robben's goal and, as well as some superb goalkeeping, they had been indebted to a quite extraordinary goal-line clearance from Neven Subotic.

Yet if such burning finesse is beyond Ronaldo, a capacity to score extraordinary goals has long been central to his playing persona.

He set extraordinary goals, made promises to customers we didn't have any chance of keeping, and he made our lives hell.

It is an argument scarcely weakened by Messi's extraordinary first goal in Barça's weekend defeat of Levante, an instant shot of bewildering power and timing when every door seemed to have been closed.

It is scathing of Gove: "It seems to represent the most extraordinary own goal on the part of the current government to exclude the wave of academies from the [nutritional] standards".