Sentence examples for go into extra from inspiring English sources
As it stands, the game will go into extra time.
"What happens to the football games if we play on Saturday and we go into extra time?" Guðni asked.
But, to continue the footballing metaphor, the final whistle is still some way off and the match may well go into extra time.
There was a clear, cool, late-September doggedness to this early-April game, then some shaky fielding by the Mets let the game go into extra innings.
In the nervy run-up to Copenhagen, a senior British diplomat warned: "We can go into extra time, but we can't afford a replay".
On April 5, 2018, Sportvision and its parent company, SportsMEDIA Technology ("SMT"), threw their first pitch in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York and it looks like this game may well go into extra innings.
Ferguson, who played a team mainly comprising youngsters and reserves against Everton, said: "When I saw the pitch on Saturday what I didn't want was to go into extra-time with my strongest squad.
"You're under the posts and Elton Flatley has just kicked an 80th-minute equaliser and you go into extra-time and there's not one look of panic, not one look of fear," he said.
"When you go into extra-time, if they score we've got to score two.
If Aberdeen get another goal without conceding, this tie will go into extra-time.
