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shoot-out

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shoot·out also shoot-out  (shtout)
n.
1.
a. A gunfight.
b. A battle between military forces.
c. Slang A dispute or conflict to settle a disagreement: The marriage ended in a legal shootout.
2. Sports
a. A high-scoring period or game.
b. A means of resolving a tie after overtime in soccer and often in hockey, in which five players from each side alternately take individual shots on a goal defended by a goalie.
Translations
shoot-out [ˈʃuːtaʊt] N
1.tiroteo m, balacera f (LAm)
2. (Sport)
see penalty B
shoot-out
n
(Ftbl: = penalty shoot-out) → Elfmeterschießen nt


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In the shootout, Rensing saved spot-kicks from Patrice Evra and Jonny Evans in the shoot-out before Daniel van Buyten stroked in the winner.
Neither team were able to add to their scores as the match was extended to penalty shoot-outs from which Al Manaseer capitalised on two kicks while their opponents failed to find the back of the net.
 
 
 
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