Sentence examples for goals grabbed from inspiring English sources

Soward, who also kicked three goals, grabbed a third London try, with Barthau adding a drop goal that extended the lead to three scores with 10 minutes remaining.

Ipswich were on their way to extending their unbeaten league run to 10 games when Murphy, the Championship's top goalscorer with 16 league goals, grabbed his second of the match, before Anderson added a third soon after.

"Ben O'Connor's two goals grab the headlines, especially the nature of his second.

Michael Hefele's freak goal grabbed Huddersfield a deserved 1-1 drat Astonton Villa after their goalkeeper Pierluigi Gollini's gaffe.

The Sparks, whose coach, Michael Cooper, has openly stated that going 32-0 is a goal, grabbed five offensive rebounds in the first four minutes.

The Pens' only hope is to get some energy, courage, smarts and bounces on home ice, execute better and get that first goal, grab some momentum.

Presumably, this came after his extra point put the Jets ahead, 7-0, and before he missed a 32-yard field goal, grabbing his leg and limping off the field.

In between Defoe's goals, Paulinho grabbed his second in three days and Nacer Chadli, a second-half substitute, opened his Spurs account.

The German striker Lukas Podolski scored two goals and Olivier Giroud grabbed his third goal in as many games as Arsenal recovered from its poor start to the Premier League season with a 3-1 win at Fulham in London on Saturday.

In between those goals Chalobah, 18, grabbed his first Forest goal after Jack Hobbs steered Majewski's free-kick into his path.

Rating: 5.0 Alejandro Bedoya: While Landon Donovan's goals will grab all the attention, Bedoya might have had the most important night from an individual perspective.