Sentences with phrase «wrong side of the post»
The chances kept coming; an unmarked Sergio Ramos headed a corner wide of the post, Bale did the same thing a few minutes later, and Casemiro fizzed a long - range effort the wrong side of the post.
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One - on - one with Lössl, Gayle's chip over the on - rushing Dane landed just the wrong side of the post once more to let Town off the hook following a small period of pressure of their own.
Blasting down the middle, he set himself up and fired a low shot to the far post that looked like it was going in until the final bounce spun it to the wrong side of the post.
Suarez then curled an effort wide before Valencia substitute Carlos Soler went close at the other end, shooting the wrong side of the post.
Birmingham looked more comfortable with all their changes in the early stages and Jutkiewicz fired the wrong side of a post in the 16th minute from Carl Jenkinson's right - wing cross.
The closest was a header that pinged off the bar straight at Mertesacker and rebounded off the big German's schnozzle to fly just the wrong side of the post.
Delaney nearly doubled his tally of own goals for the night on 32 minutes as he accidentally turned a Martial cross towards his own net but his blushes were spared as the ball drifted the wrong side of the post.
Palace went close on another occasion as James McArthur's glancing header narrowly landed the wrong side of the post despite the attentions of Benteke.
Nathan Redmond led a lightning break and danced past Zanka to square for Austin, and as an open goal gaped at his mercy, the opposite number 10 fired the wrong side of the post - huge sigh of relief by all involved with Huddersfield Town.
Many of those braving the elements thought Brown had opened the scoring ten minutes into the second half, when he redirected Jonathan Russell's smart pass towards goal, but the ball went the wrong side of the post, and instead it was Fulham who almost nudged themselves in front when Reece York glanced agonisingly wide when attempting to reach a cross from the left.