Sentence examples for goal dragging from inspiring English sources

Jakub Blaszczykowski's dummy was a wonderful piece of improvisation and suddenly Lewandowski, the player England feared the most, was bearing down on goal, dragging his shot wide.

Their next match against West Brom was a crucial one, but a poor performance saw them lose by a single goal dragging them closer to the relegation zone.

At the cynosure of those games in the 1990s, standing between the pipes of a goal dragged across the macadam in front of his Tanglewood Drive home was Jonathan Quick.

Chasing Its Goals, Dragging Behind Now that the monster has been created and is heading toward a target group, it must sustain itself.

Three minutes after breaking the tie, Berbatov — who has a Premier League-leading 14 goals — dragged a shot against the post from 20 yards.

Yaya Toure turned in another virtuoso performance, pulling the strings from his deep-lying midfield role but surging forward when the moment demanded it to score the goal that dragged City level.

For this, at least, ridding us of this noble relic of a goal record, for dragging the national team forward towards something resembling the modern world – the 1980s here we come – Rooney deserves our thanks.

Woking ended a six-match winless run with three second-half goals to drag Dartford into the bottom four.

Huddersfield won the league in his first season – their third in succession, and also their last – and in his five years there they also finished second twice and reached two FA Cup finals (in 1930 Jackson scored nine of their 11 Cup goals, all but dragging them to Wembley single-handed).

The goal lifted Real's spirits, with Ronaldo dragging a shot across goal before he found the target moments later with a toe-poke at the far post.

"We believe that the Iranian goal is to drag this out as long as possible," said an Israeli official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the matter.