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by-line

British  

noun

  1. journalism a line under the title of a newspaper or magazine article giving the author's name

  2. soccer another word for touchline

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But Newcastle retook the lead five minutes before the end of an entertaining first half as Jacob Murphy stooped to head home after Matt Ritchie’s cross from the by-line had just evaded the leaping Wilson.

From Seattle Times

This is dreadful from Palace but very nice from Villa, a clever touch from McGinn taking him away down the right, where he clips over a cross from close to the by-line.

From The Guardian

Robertson swept around him and, from the by-line, picked out Mané for an unstoppable side-foot finish into the roof of Pickford’s net.

From The Guardian

Morgan danced to the by-line and fizzed a cross into Wambach.

From The Guardian

On the stroke of halftime, Dybala curled in a free kick from near the by-line.

From Seattle Times