Sentences with phrase «before saving the shot»

By enabling the Magnifier you will be able to zoom in more than the stock camera does, and play with many editing options before saving the shot.

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A few minutes later, the ambulance that had flashed its lights at Collier just before he was shot was called back to try to save his life.

I've heard more stories like this than stories where an armed citizen saved the day by killing the gunman before he could get a shot out.

Regardless, Crooks has gone with Thibaut Courtois between the posts after the Chelsea shot - stopper produced some key saves before his side took the game away from City in the second half.

Before the Man United game, most Arsenal fans were regretting that Laurent Koscielny was taken out injured and were worried that Per Mertesacker would have to partner Gabriel in defence, but they held firm against the so - called deadly Man United attack force, and along with Petr Cech (5 shots — 5 saves) stopped the Red Devils from making any sort of comeback.

we have waited a long time for this club to truly step up, which is a difficult ask... to do so properly they will need to overextend themselves and get well outside the comfort zone they have become accustomed to... at the very least they owe their fans, most of whom supported this franchise for at least the first 8 years of this 10 year plan, one real shot at the «promised» land... remember phase one was build and save, phase two was the fire sale of all our top players, phase three was supposed to be our metamorphosis, when we were literally told how we could compete with any club in the world and phase four appears to be rinse and repeat, under the guise that we just can't seem to find any players that are better than our current lot (can you even imagine the state of world soccer if that were truly the case)... it's time for you Mr. Kroenke and Mr. Wenger to ask not what the fans can do for you, but what you two can do to make things right again for the fans... if you can't do this earnestly and honestly, simply move on before the only thing left in the cupboard are bitter memories and what could have beans?

Gareth Barry saw his initial shot blocked by Tyler Blackett before Bryan Oviedo's rasping drive was superbly kept out by David de Gea, who had already pulled off a string of great saves including saving Leighton Baines's penalty kick.

Goaltender Danny Aus Birken, who saved 26 of 30 shots in the game, was unable to make the stop just before the intermission.

The impressive Januzaj collected the ball on the edge of the box and swiveled past a number of challenges before he curled a shot to the right of Oblak but the effort lacked power and it was a comfortable save for the keeper.

A string of saves, including a double at point blank range from Aguero and then Messi helped Colombia make it to a penalty shoot out, which they nearly won in sudden death before Tevez finally sent Ospina the wrong way.

Aranda was then handed the chance to make it 2 - 0 before the break as Thiago gifted him the ball from a Barca free - kick but he hesitated before taking on the shot and Victor Valdes made an easy save.

A typical pacy run from Welbeck and lovely curling shot at the top corner produced fantastic saves from Hull's 39 - year old second choice keeper before Alexis Sanchez broke the deadlock with a fizzing low shot from the right.

Ospina made a couple of very good saves before and after that and Arsenal really should have had at least one goal before halftime, but Ozil shot wide, Sanchez headed wide, Elneny took an extra touch when he should have shot and Iwobi did the same, leaving us with three goals to score without reply after the restart.

Cazorla zipped a shot narrowly wide after the restart, while Szczesny produced a great point blank save to stop a Flamini own goal, before Wilshere wanted a penalty for a Fabregas handball.

His efforts kept us within touching distance, and Alexis Sanchez managed to level the scoring, before Alex Iwobi was set through for a great opportunity to win us the match, only for his placed shot to be saved.

A brand new set of animations makes for impressive saves, plus motions like palming a stinging shot down into the ground before catching.

Atletico enjoyed the better of the first half, but were unable to make the pressure tell with Yannick Carrasco, Saul and Antoine Griezmann all forcing saves from Sehic and Jose Gimenez stabbing a shot just wide five minutes before the break.

Marco Asensio enjoyed their best moment of the first half when he ran at the Atletico defence only for Arrizabalaga to save his low shot just before the interval.

Steve Bruce saw his penalty saved, while Dejan Savićević and Darko Pančev had chances to put «Red Star» in front before Brian McClair tidied away the winner, finishing after Neil Webb's shot came back to him off a post.

But the hosts took the lead in controversial fashion just after the half - hour mark as Kieran Gibbs saw his shot blocked on the line by Andrew Robertson before a Sanchez effort was saved by Eldin Jakupovic and the ball bounced off the hand of the Chilean and in.

Aleksandar Kolarov had a shot on goal ten minutes before the end of the half, De Gea saved it, conceding a corner.

The match entered the closing stages and Albion created a superb opening in the 90th minute, but Gyokeres's low shot, when slipped through on goal, was saved before Daniel Mandroiu lifted his follow - up over the crossbar.

Szczesny prevented a late third for Napoli with a good reaction save to deny Marko Rog before Salah saw his low shot come back of the far post.

Our best chances in the first half came within the opening quarter - of - an - hour, Harry Kane bringing a smart save out of Fabianski from his 30 - yard free - kick before the Swansea goalkeeper denied Heung - Min Son's shot from a tight angle.

On a rare venture forward, Nemanja Matic lashed a volley narrowly wide from 20 yards, but Liverpool remained on top as Joel Matip's shot drew a sublime point - blank save from De Gea before Salah fired the rebound wide.

Dynamo's first serious scoring chance after half - time came on 65th minute as Zavarov danced past two markers before setting up Yakovenko, whose shot forced yet another good save from Fillol.

Hogan came close once again just before half - time but his shot from outside of the box was denied through a fine save from Burton keeper Stephen Bywater.

A minute later, with Victor Rodriguez tucked inside, Jones overlapped perfectly onto a beautiful Roldan pass before beating Grana 1v1 and serving a wonderful pass to Dempsey for a shot that forced a save from keeper Jesse Gonzalez.

Substitute Sergi Canós shot wide after cutting inside and then saw an effort saved by Randolph before the excellent Woods fired over the bar after a marauding run from midfield.

Holt somehow managed to miss the sort of chance that even Sandra Redknapp would have scored before Weimann's fine shot from the centre of the box was saved by Speroni.

The hosts were dominating the opening stages and Adrien Silva put a shot wide before Cedric brought another save from Handanovic.

First, Gabbiadini whipped a shot through the legs of Javier Manquillo and into the bottom corner before Perez restored the Magpies» lead, reacting fastest to Forster saving his initial shot by squeezing in the rebound from the angle.

Our first shot of the game came from Lamela on 31 minutes but it was well wide, before Lloris made a smart save to deny David Silva from distance.

Peter Pawlett shot wide in the second half and the Cobblers also went close through Hilbeberto Pereira and Matt Crooks before two excellent late saves from Richard O'Donnell preserved the points for the home side, with Chuks Aneke seeing red for MK Dons for his part in a late scuffle.

Santi Cazorla then saw his shot palmed away by Cech, before Eden Hazard jinked his way past some poor Arsenal defending, and then forcing Szczesny into a save.

First Burki kept out Davies» low left - footed shot, parrying the ball out but not to a white shirt, before Lloris made a superb instinctive save with his legs to deny Aubameyang at the back post on 70 minutes.

As it was, in the days before penalty shoot - outs, that epic semi-final tie took four games to settle before we lost 3 - 2 in the dramatic second replay, even though Bobby Moore saved a penalty when taking over in goal from the injured Ferguson (no substitute keepers in those days!).

Jags keeper Tomas Cerny made a decent save from a Tierney drive before Sinclair fizzed a shot from 25 yards over the bar just past the half - hour mark.

Christian Eriksen rocketed home the equaliser from long range on the stroke of half - time, Dele expertly controlled Eric Dier's long ball forward and finished past Willy Caballero before the same player slid home in the wake of Heung - Min Son's low shot being saved on what was the midfielder's 100th Premier League appearance.

Joe Allen slid in to score from a Christian Benteke knockdown in the first half, before Gomes failed to save a routine Firmino shot in the second 45.

Eriksen had a sight of goal on 87 minutes, taking control of substitute Lucas» cross but his shot was saved low down by Ederson - only our second shot on target all game — before Lucas forced him into a flying save in stoppage time.

Then the flag kick finds Willian on the edge of the box, he shoots through a crowd of players and he makes a hash of it, finally catching when Hazard picks it up on the byline again, before being saved by the offside flag.

Reus was Dortmund's main threat in the second half and had a low shot saved by Fahrmann before his dangerous cross was turned wide by team - mate Christian Pulisic.

America now needed three goals to force extra-time and the Liga MX side went close twice before the half - hour, with Alex Bono coming up with fine save from point - blank range and Oribe Peralta's redirected shot just missing at the far post.

Egypt were firmly second - best throughout Wednesday's semifinal, with El Hadary making a number of useful saves before the shoot - out despite looking uncertain with crosses into the box.

Willy Caballero, continuing in the cup in place of Thibaut Courtois, who, Conte told BBC before the game has a minor hamstring injury — saved as Wilfred Ndidi shot from 25 yards.

England nearly turned the game on its head five minutes later but Ryan Bertrand, who scored against Malta on Friday, saw his shot palmed away by Dubravka, who also saved well from Rashford at his near post just before the break.

He saved from Jean - Christophe Bahebeck immediately after Juan Cuadrado had missed for Chelsea and then, after the shoot - out had gone to sudden death, Courtois parried Thiago Silva's spot - kick before the Belgium international stepped up to smash home the next penalty himself and seal victory.

Szczesny produced a superb save to turn away Adem Ljajic's shot from the edge of the penalty area and then again denied the Inter Milan forward, before pushing a header by Slobodan Rajkovic onto the crossbar late in the match in Poznan.

Oblak excelled himself with an exceptional series of saves midway through the half, in quick succession denying Julian Brandt and Volland twice immediately before Hernandez shot across goal.