Sentence examples for goal bore from inspiring English sources

There was a swagger about Arsenal from the off and the opening goal bore the fingerprints of two players at the very top of their games.

9.04pm GMT GOAL! Mexico 1-0 New ZeAguilarAguilar, 32 mins) The Azteca erupts as Mexico break the deadlock with a goal borne out of sheer opportunism.

It was a goal borne of the barefoot brilliance he developed as a child in Rosengard.

Each of Sunday's goals bore Barça's hallmark.

Against Liverpool at Anfield in March United scored two brilliant goals borne out of swift diagonal passes to players who held their positions and created space.

Jennings' solo effort for the third - a goal that bore a resemblance to Ricky Villa's famous Cup final replay winner in 1981 - was the icing on the cake for Danny Wilson's men.

City had done little to suggest they were going to pull level on aggregate until then, but the goal was borne of deadly simplicity.

When Madrid won a corner on the left in the 24th minute, Raúl pounced with a goal that bears a passing resemblance to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's winner against Bayern Munich in the 1999 final.

Webb handed out a record 14 yellow cards, two of which became red for the Holland centre-half Heitinga, with the Dutch claiming he should have dismissed Spain's Carles Puyol seven minutes from the end of normal time for a tug on Robben as he bore down on goal.

His goal is to bear witness, because somebody must, and his pictures, devised to infuriate and move people to action, are finally about us, and our concern or lack of it, at least as much they are about him and his obvious talents.

"No, our goal is to bear witness to the loss of an irreplaceable forest ecosystem, and to work with agencies, experts and other collaborators on the most intelligent ways to respond".