Sentence examples for key first goal from inspiring English sources

"It was a key first goal, I thought it was an excellent first goal as well from James Henry.

He was the man who lost track of Marchand on Boston's key third-period goal.

In a quarterfinal match against Maryland, Rhamel scored a key third-quarter goal and forced a turnover in the comeback overtime win.

Precise passing keyed the Kings' first goal as Muzzin wrapped the puck around the boards to Williams, who crossed a crisp delivery to Drew Doughty.

The key was getting that first goal so early.

The midfielder, who played a key role in Wolves' first goal, had looked impressive before he had to be substituted in his third game for Mick McCarthy's side.

The 22-year-old German played a key role in the first goal, racing past the Macedonian right-back before playing a square pass to Eto'o.

"The first goal was key; that's the one we had to have to generate confidence," said Tavares, who was insistent after the Islanders beat the Rangers in a shootout at Madison Square Garden on Thursday that his team maintain focus.

Xabi Alonso pinpointed the Spaniards' inability to score the first goal as key to the result, but Cesc Fábregas went as far as to say that England would be able to gauge little about their own progress until they attempted to dismantle opponents, starting with Sweden tomorrow, but will become more of a threat once Jack Wilshere has recovered from an ankle complaint.

Played a key part in Welbeck's first goal.

"The same group of players got something at half-time and the first goal was key.