Definitions
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- noun a nonexistent goal.
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- noun a nonexistent goal
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Examples
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A review came with 6 seconds left in the 5-on-3 with the no-goal ruling upheld after a closer look.
USATODAY.com 2008
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The play was reviewed, but the call was no-goal because there was no conclusive evidence that the puck went in.
USATODAY.com 2008
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But play continued, and the no-goal call eventually stood because officials couldn't determine during the video review whether the puck crossed the stripe.
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The announcement made in the American Airlines Center last night for the no-goal was that a player Alex Ovechkin was in the crease.
More from Bruce Boudreau on coach's challenge Katie Carrera 2010
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The clamour for such an innovation only grew in the wake of Frank Lampard's no-goal against Germany at the World Cup in South Africa, even leading to the Fifa president, Sepp Blatter, a vocal opponent of technology in football, conceding that the time had come for a rethink on the matter.
Arsenal's Champions League defeat highlights failure of extra officials Sachin Nakrani 2010
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Dawes 'shootout attempt also faced a review that showed no-goal.
USATODAY.com 2008
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* The referee involved in that controversial U.S. no-goal has been dumped for the next round of the World Cup.
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Columbus coach Ken Hitchcock was seething after the game, contending the officials blew the call on Malhotra's no-goal.
USATODAY.com 2008
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At first, the referees ruled no-goal, but they went to video replay, which showed the puck over the goal line.
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It was ruled a no-goal and a video replay upheld the call.
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