halfway line

The club house stood at the halfway line on the south side.

He's having to drop to the halfway line to receive the ball now.

Suarez stood on the halfway line, the ball at his feet.

In that same game, he famously manage to clear the ball to the halfway line.

Behind the halfway line of the pitch the players are allowed to shoot straight from the ground.

And now Cacao tries one almost from the halfway line, which goes over!

The kicking team takes a drop kick from the middle of the halfway line to begin play.

Then Irvine broke through from the halfway line to make the score 3-3.

Against France he scored a spectacular goal from the halfway line.

The goal was scored from near the halfway line, an achievement especially for a defender.

At the right end of the cartoon, a little above the halfway line, there is a roller with toilet paper.

It is famous for having its halfway line positioned exactly over the Equator.

Microsoft will also get a box on the halfway line and exclusive use of the 90,000-seat venue for one day each year.

Play is started with one team drop kicking the ball from the halfway line towards the opposition.

Kick offs are taken from the centre of the halfway line.

Even then, it was on the halfway line from where he was forced to pass the ball back.

The Davis free-kick, after all, was taken virtually on the halfway line.

The 371-seat Grandstand is on the halfway line and stretches for just under a third of the pitch.

It was passed three times before Alan caught it just short of the halfway line.

Blocked, and it ricochets all the way out to Silva on the halfway line!

United's defensive line is not yet pushing up to the halfway line, unlike during the 6-1 incident.

So they took him to the halfway line and said: 'Can you see the goal?'

The goal capped a 20-minute span in which the Cubans rarely crossed the halfway line.

Again he found the net, taking the ball from the halfway line to the penalty area before scoring with a right-foot drive.