Sentence examples for have gone behind from inspiring English sources

When Yaya Touré dribbled an effort wide this was a fair summation of City on the night and they should have gone behind, if only Helder Costa had been cooler when in on Bravo.

The Red Devils on the other hand, despite boasting a good defensive record in the league, have gone behind in too many fixtures this season and Cambridge will undoubtedly be looking to capitalise on this by putting them on the back foot from the off.

The first was made by referee Mark Halsey who judged Steven Taylor's foul on Jamie O'Hara to have been outside the area when it was inside, and the second was made by the assistant referee who deemed Adam Hammill's cross to have gone behind before it was headed back for Kevin Doyle to net.

The current plights of Davies and Wolves manager Dean Saunders could not be more contrasting, with Saunders enjoying just one victory since taking over in January, His side could have gone behind before Lansbury, who was teed up by former Wolves midfielder Adlene Guedioura, got the first of his two goals, arrowing a right-foot shot into the bottom left-hand corner from 20 yards.

She raises her voice, gesticulates, and finally pushes her way out of the room, walking in front of the cameras that are filming Heidi Klum a few seats away (she could easily have gone behind).

"This was not the first time we have gone behind in games but at least before we have shown spirit in trying to come back".

Having gone behind early our heads could have easily dropped.

Having gone behind to an early Gareth McAuley goal, he brought Lukaku into the game 10 minutes before half-time.

United had gone behind on a goal by Damien Duff before van Persie tied the score in his debut as a starter.

Having gone behind, Bournemouth turned to Steve Fletcher, 38, the veteran of over 550 games for the Cherries who has a stand named after him at Dean Court and "thinks he owns the club," according to Mark Pugh, the midfield player.

Penalised early on for a reckless challenge on Kruse, the German stepped up his intensity once United had gone behind, showing ball-winning determination in the middle of the pitch and a willingness to get forward when the opportunity arose.