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point after

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noun

  1. American football a score given for a successful kick between the goalposts and above the crossbar, following a touchdown

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A fourth straight home victory in northeastern city Mbombela lifted the Rockets to 19 points after 12 rounds, six behind leaders and defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns.

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"It's a clear foul, clear," said Sarabia, who added he was not happy with just one point after his team's fine display despite finishing with 10 men after Victor Chust's late dismissal.

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He got stuck in a DRS train with a bunch of other cars but was able to use his electric start to salvage a point after the worst qualifying session of his career.

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All this may be a moot point after Nvidia day on Wednesday.

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Group C leaders Denmark, with 11 points, lead Scotland by a single point after five matches ahead of the decisive match in Glasgow.

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