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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Hi,
"Gomez tumbles under the challenge of Gareth Barry, before the loose ball is fired wide by James McArthur. Close shave."
[From the BBC web site.]
What is first: "tumbling under the challenge" or "firing the loose ball wide"?
Thank you.
"Gomez tumbles under the challenge of Gareth Barry, before the loose ball is fired wide by James McArthur. Close shave."
[From the BBC web site.]
What is first: "tumbling under the challenge" or "firing the loose ball wide"?
Thank you.
Top answer
Gomez tumbled first; then the loos ball was kicked (no score)
- Gomez tumbled first; then the loos ball was kicked (no score)
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