Sentence examples for potent goal from inspiring English sources

Then there is Daniel Sturridge, still England's most potent goal threat, though he has spent much of the campaign sidelined due to thigh and hamstring injuries.

Rick Nash, the potent goal scorer acquired last summer from Columbus, was held to two assists in the series but was happy Monday night.

In the absence of his most potent goal threat in Costa, and his goal-provider-in-chief Fabregas, he settled for a point - and in fact looked like he had settled for it a long way out.

He has emerged as the U-20's most potent goal-scoring threat.

This allows Yuto Nagatomo and Atsuto Uchida to bomb forward from full-back, with Honda then arriving late into the penalty area and providing a potent additional goal threat.

Their attacking combination of Gonzalo Hiquain, Lionel Messi and Carlos Tevez is one of the most potent collections of goal scorers in the world, and their midfield of Javier Mascherano, Angel Di Maria and Maxi Rodriguez isn't bad either.

CHICAGO FIRE 2001 Record: 16-6-5 Coach: Bob Bradley (fifth season) Major Additions: Kelly Gray, Craig Capano Outlook: Chicago had one of the league's most potent offenses (50 goals, third in M.L.S).

It was the first time City had failed to score in a home league match since November 2010 as the Premier League's most potent attack, with 68 goals, was kept out by the best defence - the visitors have conceded just 20.

Wambach is potent in front of either goal.

Still, they have looked a much more potent force since Upson's goal.

Short of match fitness as Henry undoubtedly was (through no fault of his own), he remained a potent presence in front of goal, a vastly experienced international whose knowledge of France's future opponents was unequalled in the French camp.