Sentence examples for taking a goal from inspiring English sources

He looked furious, the crowd was agitated and, eventually, Mahrez decided that taking a goal off Vardy was not one of his better ideas.

Craig Laughlin suggested the referees didn't want to face the wrath of the home crowd by taking a goal away from the Golden Knights.

The 19-year-old - on loan from Tottenham - was placing the ball prior to taking a goal kick when the supporter entered the field and leapt towards him at the Priestfield Stadium last night.

It looks like he's been done for taking a goal kick outside his six-yard box.

Their methods were based on the idea that the DM at the lower level optimizes his or her objective function, taking a goal or preference of the DM at the upper level into consideration.

There was another injury blow for Uganda shortly after the break when goalkeeper Watenga pulled a muscle while taking a goal kick, with Mathias Kigonya coming on in his place.

The ball ends up with Cillessen in the Dutch goal, taking a goal-kick.

Taking a goal-oriented stance, a modelling exercise could reveal design options otherwise overlooked and extrapolation of prototyping results to other conditions and scenarios.

It did not help their cause when Westwood needed treatment having pulled up after taking a goal-kick and he had little respite.

Four years later Wayne Rooney, like Ledley King, fractured a metatarsal, two stand-by players withdrew and another of them, Scott Carson, had to be called in as the third goalkeeper when Robert Green was injured taking a goal-kick.

It was easy to see how Newcastle had lost just once in nine games but they suffered a setback when goalkeeper Elliot failed to emerge for the second half, having injured himself taking a goal-kick.