goal kick 
noun
1 Soccer A free kick taken by the defending side from within their goal area after attackers send the ball over the byline.Australia hassle the Brazilian defence into conceding a corner, Dida flaps in no-man's land, but the corner's overhit and goes straight out the other side for a goal kick....
- Eventually Degen helpfully heads the ball off for a goal kick.
- Kevin wanted to make sure the Stingrays would be awarded a goal kick to put the ball back into play.
2 Rugby An attempt to kick a goal.
Derivatives
goal-kicker
- Unfortunately they were without several first-choice players, including both goal-kickers, Jonothan Cooper and Chris Sansom.
- But consolation comes from the fact his eight goals moved him up with the leading goal-kickers in the National League.
- However, if we had a recognised goal-kicker we could have won it.
goal-kicking
- We had some problems with our goal-kicking in the first half and Jonny's conversion at the end gave us a very important cushion.
- I practise goal-kicking with him and that's another aspect of my game that I have been working on.
- A narrow win in an exciting if somewhat low-key game, in which both sides scored five tries, saw Newport come out on top in yesterday's encounter by dint of superior goal-kicking and better discipline in the eyes of the referee.
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