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Meanings of squar the ball in English

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Usage of squar the ball in English
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The captain could have shot but unselfishly squared the ball across goal.
The Guardian
2
Then Mandron went close again, driving against the upright after Charlie Kirk squared the ball.
BBC
3
The Spaniard squared the ball first-time and Depay finished for his maiden league strike in United colours.
The Guardian
4
But instead of shooting, the amateur did the professional thing and squared the ball to a teammate.
The Guardian
5
She beat one opponent and squared the ball to Williams, whose low powerful flick found the goal.
News.com.au
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Five minutes later, Valencia squared the ball into the path of Ashley Young, a 79th-minute replacement for Paul Scholes.
The Guardian
7
Mata squared the ball to Blind, who was loitering behind the main pack of players, and the deception worked perfectly.
The Guardian
8
Werner's shot was blocked and then he squared the ball to the midfielder to blast home from outside the box.
BBC
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Argentine Higuain then squared the ball for Benzema to walk the fifth goal into an empty net in stoppage time.
Reuters
10
Bernd Schneider provided the opportunity, squaring the ball across the box, and Podolski side-footed it first time into the bottom corner.
The Guardian
11
Shelvey soon had another sighting of the Reading goal but fluffed his lines three minutes later after Murphy unselfishly squared the ball.
The Guardian
12
This time it was Callejón, finishing coolly from the edge of the box after Marek Hamsik squared the ball into his path.
The Guardian
13
Goalkeeper Michael Devine began the move with a long kick out to Robert Griffin who squared the ball nicely to Derek McGrath.
The Irish Times
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Kylie Murphy broke away on the left, and squared the ball across the face of goal for Lauren Kelly to tuck home.
Independent.ie
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Finney's finishing again let him down before the break when Harry Pickering squared the ball to the midfielder who pulled his shot wide.
BBC