Results for “goal poacher”

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goal line stand
noun

A defense stopping the offense from scoring near the goal line.

#sports#defense#goal line
own goal
noun

Scoring accidentally into one's own net.

#sports#goal#mistake
poacher
noun

A striker who thrives on close-range finishes in the box.

#sports#striker#role
consolation goal
noun

A late goal that doesn't change a losing result.

#sports#goal#result
ghost goal
noun

A disputed goal where the ball may not have crossed the line.

#sports#goal#controversy
golden goal
noun

A sudden-death goal that instantly wins extra time.

#sports#rules#extra-time
whitepaper
noun

A project's founding document outlining its tech and goals.

#crypto#web3#project#fundamentals
grind
verb

Doing the hard, tedious work toward a goal.

#crypto#web3#effort#culture
roadmap
noun

A project's published plan of future goals and drops.

#crypto#web3#nft#project
coffin corner
noun

The corner near the goal line where a punt is pinned.

#sports#punting#special teams
ice the kicker
phrase

Calling a timeout to rattle a kicker before a field goal.

#sports#special teams#strategy
golazo
noun

A spectacular, high-quality goal.

#sports#goal#spanish#commentary
worldie
noun

A world-class goal, usually a long-range or acrobatic strike.

#sports#goal#british#commentary
screamer
noun

A powerful, often long-range goal that flies past the keeper.

#sports#goal#shot#commentary
banger
noun

A powerful, long-distance goal.

#sports#goal#shot#british
top bins
noun

The top corners of the goal, where crossbar meets post.

#sports#goal#target#british
postage stamp
noun

The very top corner of the goal.

#sports#goal#target
upper 90
noun

US term for the 90-degree top corner of the goal.

#sports#goal#target#american
onion bag
noun

Slang for the goal net.

#sports#goal#net#british
back of the net
phrase

Exclamation celebrating a scored goal.

#sports#goal#celebration#british
hat-trick
noun

Three goals by one player in a single match.

#sports#goal#scoring
clean sheet
noun

Conceding no goals in a match.

#sports#defence#goalkeeper
tap-in
noun

A goal scored from very close range with minimal effort.

#sports#goal#finishing
bicycle kick
noun

An overhead volley struck while airborne, back to goal.

#sports#skill#goal#volley
fergie time
noun

Seemingly generous added time when a big team needs a goal.

#sports#time#banter#british
against the run of play
phrase

A goal or result that defies which team was on top.

#sports#commentary#match
olimpico
noun

A goal scored directly from a corner kick.

#sports#goal#corner#spanish
hand of god
noun

A goal illegally scored with the hand.

#sports#goal#handball#history
woodwork
noun

The goalposts and crossbar collectively.

#sports#goal#frame
clearance
noun

Kicking the ball away from your own goal.

#sports#defence#clearance
assist
noun

The pass that directly sets up a goal.

#sports#passing#stat
kill the game
phrase

To score a goal that settles the result.

#sports#goal#result
xG
noun

Expected goals: the quality of chances as a stat.

#sports#stat#analytics
Regulated
adjective

Emotionally calm and in control of your nervous system — the goal state.

#gen-z#american#texting
Belter
noun

Something excellent or a brilliant moment — a goal, a night out, a tune.

#scottish#british#uk#northern-english
On The Grind
phrase

Working hard and consistently toward a goal, especially making money.

#gen-z#money#hip-hop#aave