Sentence examples for goals badly from inspiring English sources

This time 12 months ago, City were smashing teams all over the place at home but shipping goals badly on the road and had lost four away games in the league by mid-November.

Abby Wambach, the leading scorer in the history of international soccer with 183 goals, badly shanked the penalty kick that resulted from Perez's foul, pushing it several feet to the left of the net.

"I know he wanted a goal badly, and his goal ended up the winning goal".

This has clear potential for disaster if the goals are badly set.

Foster, the Tide's specialist for long field goals, missed badly, and L.S.U. had a golden opportunity to win the game.

That seems highly unlikely given how comprehensively awful Sunderland have been so far this season – a habit of conceding late goals reflects badly on their mentality and the manager's substitutions, and the early signs are that so far Moyes has got the three crucial Ts wrong: transfers, tactics and talking.

It's impossible for the ANA to miss troop strength goals this badly and survive.

That is, when important goals go badly, individuals are more likely to ruminate about problems, but the occurrence of emotion-focused rumination is associated with factors above and beyond the interaction of goal success and goal importance.

Pochman, unable to play last weekend because of swelling in his kicking knee, made a 26-yard field goal but badly missed a 44-yarder from the left hash mark; he has problems with field-goal attempts from that side.

The goal he badly wanted eluded him.

Smith in the Southend goal was badly at fault and should never have allowed him the chance.