Sentence examples for head to extra time from inspiring English sources

As a result, Princeton would head to extra time for the second time in as many games.

With 10 minutes left in what some folks call normal time, the series seems headed to extra time.

It's the second game of the day headed to extra time after Russia defeated Spain on penalty kicks.

The Croatians and Danes are headed to extra time after neither could break though for a winner, despite totaling 27 shots (seven on net) between them.

Both sets of players appeared physically destroyed as the game headed to extra time, but there was no let-up in the intensity once they reconvened on the pitch.

And, with the game heading to extra time, Thompson drilled home the winner to put the Championship side out.

Gareth Steenson converted both but, just as the game looked to be heading to extra time, Spencer delivered his heroics.

It set the match up for a nail-biting finish that looked destined to head to extra-time and possibly penalties, but there was still time for one last attack from the Japanese and, cruelly for England, it would spell the end of their campaign.

The game looked to be heading to extra-time before Johnson pounced late on.

The England Under-21 striker fired over the top before the game headed to extra-time and, despite an entertaining half hour in which Arsenal debutant Hector Bellerin almost scored a memorable winner and Amalfitano went close, the sides could not be separated and had to decide the game from 12 yards.

The game went to extra time, where Nia Künzer headed the winning golden goal in the 98th minute to claim Germany's first Women's World Cup title.