Sentence examples for take a goal from inspiring English sources

Rost rushed off his line to collect the ball, keeping it at his feet instead of having to take a goal kick.

Our keeper picked the ball up ready to take a goal kick, but then the ref awarded a penalty to everyone's surprise".

But it also wiped out plenty of others, ones in which a stray skate lace in the crease that had had no impact on anything was enough to take a goal off the board.

It would take a goal in the 80th minute from Gerhard Strack to finally edge the Irish out, the Germans qualifying due to their vastly superior goal difference (if only qualification had been decided on head-to-head results back then).

Time wasting from the Sunderland goalkeeper who wanted about 25 minutes to take a goal kick.

"It was always going to take a goal to settle either team and thankfully we got it".

Men, on the other hand, display more self control if they take a goal-oriented approach that attempts to achieve the desired goal in increments, e.g. three pounds a month.

CSI: CESC SPITTING INVESTIGATION The pitch-side area at Arsenal Emirates Stadium was a hive of industriousness this morning, unlike last night whenever Hull City goalkeeper Boaz Myhill had to take a goal-kick.

The first 15 minutes of my debut I could hardly take a goal-kick I was that nervous, but Hervé was very good at making you feel like you were good enough". Ruddy saved a penalty that day and Cambridge won 1-0, withisisubsequentnt performances earning him a trial at Manchester United and a £250,000 move to Everton.

It took a goal from George Best to give them a narrow lead to take to Madrid which, as the tie turned out, proved to be crucial.

The Red Bulls certainly would have taken a goal in the first half, but they accomplished what they wanted to do: avoid falling behind.