Sentence examples for qualifying goal from inspiring English sources

But that's been the case before: Four years ago, El Tri needed a last-minute qualifying goal from the United States just to get into the World Cup, then found itself drawn into a similarly daunting group with a pre-tournament favorite.

The Mexican match was the middle of a three-game span over 13 days in which Roy tallied qualifying goals.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek's touch is used primarily in the No10 role behind the pace and power of Hull City's Arsenal-loanee, Akpom, who has three qualifying goals to his name.

In the summer, the USA truly hit their stride, with striker Jozy Altidore in particular hitting a streak of goalscoring form that saw him net crucial World Cup qualifying goals alongside a confidence-boosting outing against Germany to mark the USA centenary.

England also need Italy to win their final game against Uruguay, which would then give them the chance of qualifying on goal difference if they beat Costa Rica next Tuesday.

Creating a direct correlation between the goals and the company mission helps to qualify each goal as being relevant to the success of the business.

What if Serbia qualify on goal difference ahead of them?

One story Southgate recalled was of the Wembley crowd cheering Patrick Kluivert's consolation goal in England's 4-1 defeat of Holland, their next match at Euro 96 after the Scotland win, on the basis it meant the Dutch qualified on goal difference at the expense of Scotland.

Level on six points with Norway in Group 4, England will qualify on goal difference if they draw in Belfast.

Gerrard returned from injury for the second leg, however, and the captain steered his team to a 1 0 win with the help of a Luis García goal, qualifying for the final against Milan.

The first goal was to qualify, the second goal to get a home quarter-final and hopefully we can reach the third goal and get to finals day.