Sentence examples for faint penalty from inspiring English sources

Barcelona had the better of the possession throughout the remainder of the first half, but it failed to create anything of note, although Lopez and Cesc Fabregas both had faint penalty appeals turned down.

"We felt we were going to faint with each penalty".

"We felt we were going to faint with each penalty". Ghana carried the weight of an entire continent's soccer hopes - the other five African nations did not advance - and became the third African team to exit in the quarterfinals of a World Cup.

A late Botica penalty offered faint hope but the replacement fly-half will shudder at what followed.

Nancy remain third after winning their first game in 10, though their coach Pablo Correa was far from happy despite the last-minute penalty (given for the faintest contact) that saw off Toulouse 1-0.

A late penalty winner kept Liverpool's faint hopes of gatecrashing the top four alive as they beat Tottenham.

Norwich's hope of staging a comeback looked faint, even more so when they were denied a penalty after Steven Naismith went down under a challenge from Wimmer.

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Suarez's side were then denied a penalty when substitute Jerry Palacios was bundled over by Johan Djourou, and any faint hopes they may have had ended when Shaqiri scored his third in the 71st minute.

Gopperth kicked his fourth penalty, Daly dropped a lowslung and, with six minutes remaining, Bath's faint hopes of a bonus point disappeared.

Green did find space to race clear on 36 minutes and rounded goalkeeper Karen Bardsley, who managed to get a faint touch on the ball to deny the Brighton forward as Rodney Parade screamed for a penalty.