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Meanings of score goals in English

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Usage of score goals in English
1
I used to think that a forward's responsibility was to score goals.
The Guardian
2
And of course to score goals and do well against Manchester United.
The Guardian
3
The team needs Rom and Rom needs the team to score goals.
The Guardian
4
I'm still 30, still able to get in positions to score goals.
The Guardian
5
You really have to score goals for us, training and so on.
The South African
6
The Reds, understandably, have utmost belief in their ability to score goals.
News.com.au
7
We want to play because the referee doesn't score goals for you.
The South African
8
I expected her to score goals, but three is enough for her.
Radio NZ
9
He is very hungry to play games this season and score goals.
The Guardian
10
When you score goals and play like this, you'll get more confidence.
BBC
11
We just need another striker really, someone who might come and score goals.
The Guardian
12
His desire to score goals is obvious; nobody should be surprised about that.
The South African
13
He still felt they don't have enough players wanting to score goals however.
Radio NZ
14
We can't defend and can't score goals, so there's our problem.
Reuters
15
You must fight, you must run and you must score goals.
The Irish Times
16
But we controlled it really well, the chance to score goals.
BBC
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Score goals across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common