Sentence examples for stopped the goal from inspiring English sources

"We should have stopped the goal, the boys, myself, the staff, everybody will all be very disappointed with the one we've conceded, but we should have also broke their heart really by getting a second goal.

The Liverpool midfielder brought the ball on to his right foot and only a fine sliding charge from Caldwell stopped the goal-bound shot.

There was nothing Pickford could do to stop the goal Swansea scored from the corner that followed.

"Don't you stop / Please don't stop / We won't stop!" The goal was to unify a sometimes unruly tradition, claim it, and fling it into the future.

Two participants mentioned peers as influential which is an interesting emerging theme in relatively young participants, for example: "'They'd (peers) always help me and if I was going to stop the goal, like if we was in Asda shopping for stuff, and if we saw the McDonald's and I walked over they'd like stop me'" For children, School was a key influential factor (N = 13).

It's worse to concede a goal when a foul, offside or stoppages never happen than having a goal canceled after playing everything possible to stop the goal.

It's nearly always seemed to be Manchester City's problem since the Arab cash injection (except the 2011-12 winning season - Lescott & Kompany were a resilient force conceding only 29), even in the season of 2013-14 where they won the title they appeared never able to keep a solid centre back pairing that could stop the goals from flooding in.

Webber could have stopped the second goal.

But Valencia goalkeeper Vicente Guaita will feel he should have stopped the decisive goal after allowing the 20-year-old's angled drive to squirm past his hands at the near post.

His jumper at 5 22 stopped the field-goal drought, and after Kerry Kittles knocked down a 3-pointer, Jefferson drove the lane, stopped, and hit a jumper for a 92-84 lead with 4 07 left.

But Referee Mick McGeough decided that Hasek had stopped the shot on the goal line.