- also
refer to:
Goal (sports), a
method of
scoring in many sports, or the
physical structure or area
where scoring occurs Goals, the
goal frame in ****ociation...
-
specialists developed icons for
every goal. They also
shortened the
title The 17
Sustainable Development Goals to
Global Goals, then ran
workshops and conferences...
- the
United Nations, the
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were
eight international development goals for the year 2015
created following the Millennium...
- the
following ways:
goals direct attention and
effort toward goal-relevant activities,
difficult goals lead to
greater effort,
goals increase persistence...
-
Goals against average (GAA) also
known as "average
goals against" or "AGA" is a
statistic used in
field hockey, ice hockey, lacrosse, soccer, and water...
-
scorer with an
estimated 805
goals,
although CNN, the BBC,
France 24, and O Jogo all
acknowledge that Bican's
tally includes goals scored for
reserve teams...
-
Dunne with 10 own
goals in his
career and the most own
goals by a club is held by
English team
Everton F.C. The most
infamous own
goal was
perhaps that...
-
union and basketball).
Goal difference is
calculated as the
number of
goals scored in all
league matches minus the
number of
goals conceded, and is sometimes...
- home ground.
Under the away
goals rule, if the
total goals scored by each team are equal, the team that has
scored more
goals "away from home" wins the...
- the opponent's
goal structure or area is the sole
method of scoring, and thus the
final score is
expressed in the
total number of
goals scored by each...
