Sentence examples for goals dragged from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

At the other end, Matheus dragged his low strike across goal after cutting in from the left.

Boyd teed up Clark for another attempt on goal, but he dragged his shot from the edge of the box just wide of the post.

Alexei Eremenko played a pass through to Josh Magennis, and when Efe Ambrose lost his footing the striker had a sight of goal, but he dragged his shot well wide.

Chelsea's pressure ensured Swansea struggled to get out of their own territory in the second half but in a rare late attack Kemy Agustien and Luke Moore combined to give Nathan Dyer a sight of goal, but he dragged his shot across the face.