Sentence examples similar to line controversy from inspiring English sources

Didier Drogba became the first man to score in four FA Cup finals as Chelsea overcame Liverpool at Wembley thanks to another massive goal-line controversy.

Goal-line controversy has been a part of the English game dating at least as far back as Geoff Hurst's strike that bounced back off the crossbar in the 1966 World Cup final.

Carroll's goal-line controversy added further spice to the mix, and the Liverpool substitute came closer than anyone to taking the game into extra-time in the closing seconds, when it took a terrific block from Terry to stop his goal-bound shot.

The judgement was especially frustrating for the hosts as it would have avoided any potential goal-line controversy - the new Goal Decision System was used to perfection by showing the ball had marginally crossed the line.

Equitable defences are the front line of controversy over fusion.

Did Jemele Hill 'cross the line?' ESPN controversy reveals the news media's enduring struggle with race.

A large, exuberant man with a passion for toy trains, jazz and guns — he claimed to have a Tommy gun in his collection — Mr. Line relished controversy.

The bottom line: "The controversy over Eleuthera's boulders underscores just how little we know about how the oceans will react to climate change," Mooney writes.

But whatever the impact on the bottom line, the controversy did generate a lot of media coverage, and certainly the Olympics offer a much bigger media platform for gay-rights supporters then a take-out chain.

The site lies roughly a mile from a fault line, and controversy swirls over the seismic risks and safeguards for the second building, which is to hold atomic fuel.

As a result, the line of controversy was removed from all future broadcasts of the episode, as well as from DVD productions.