Sentence examples for goal to qualify from inspiring English sources

But she returned to the tour with a ranking in triple digits and a goal: to qualify for the United States Olympic team.

In the qualifying campaign for South Africa 2010, Honduras lost both matches against the U.S., but tied Costa Rica on a last-minute goal to qualify.

By late evening, however, it was thousands of Spaniards who were running wild in the streets and jumping into public fountains to celebrate Spain's beating Germany by a single goal to qualify for its first World Cup final.

I was in the squad for the Greece game when David Beckham scored that goal to qualify for the World Cup.

That left Senegal needing just one more goal to qualify on the away goals rule and they set up camp in the final third as they sought to exploit a rare lethargy from the Ivorians.

"I hope it is going to prove important to us to reach our goal to qualify," Halldorsson said of the penalty save.

Needing to win by more than seven goals to qualify, 2000 travelling England fans witnessed a horror start when Stuart Pearce's mistimed back-pass fell to the feet of Davide Gualtieri, who netted for the minnows after just 8.3 seconds.

Kamara's low cross from the left evaded Mannus and Sari tapped in at the back post, leaving Saints needing three goals to qualify.

Montreal needed to win its game against the Black Hawks, or score at least five goals to qualify for the postseason.

A defeat by Peru and a draw with Iran left Scotland needing to defeat the Netherlands by three clear goals to qualify.

The lack of an away goal meant that Bayern Munich would have to win by five clear goals to qualify for the semi-finals; after a goalless first half, they took the lead through Franck Ribéry in the 47th minute, but it was not enough for Bayern as Keita equalised in the 73rd minute to clinch a 5 1 aggregate win for the Spanish side.