CodyCross Goal!! Pack answers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Group of teams that compete against each other.
__ Day, proposed in 1985, celebrated in May in E.U..
Japanese cherry blossom viewing time.
Different songs strung together.
Challenge a player and get possession of the ball.
Puzzle 2
Victorian seaside resort on the Isle of Wight.
Past tense of email, having already sent.
Film for which Peter Finch won a posthumous Oscar.
Blown by the ref to stop play in a football match.
Company whose name appears on football shirts.
__ Cosmetics, makers of Hoola Matte Bronzer.
Sitcom about a Seattle psychotherapist.
__ bulb, type of bright light using inert gas.
Small breed of dog, also known as Cokie.
Roman Catholic prayers celebrating the Incarnation.
Puzzle 3
Device that connects two drive shafts in a vehicle.
2015 movie and a dead person come back as a ghost.
Global soccer tournament held every four years.
Prop your feet on this at your desk.
Method of restarting play, taken by a keeper.
South African novelist and activist: Nadine __.
Large glacial lake in Lombardy, also called Lario.
Puzzle 4
Term for flowering plants in the mint family.
The fleece from a young sheep turned into yarn.
Mist for setting hair in a style.
Tenzin Gyatso is the given name for this leader.
Portable hinged set of stairs that can be folded.
Used to carry off injured football players.
Ancient Roman road running from Rome to the south.
Number of players on a soccer field.
Fuzzy foodstuff with green flesh, tiny black seeds.
Ancient wedge-shaped written script.
Person who looks after animal breeds in captivity.
Puzzle 5
First name of English potter Wedgwood.
Works dough, makes it ready to bake.
Kick taken from field vertex by attacking team.
__ ring, engraved jewellery worn on the finger.
Well-preserved Portuguese castle in Leiria.
Puzzle 6
Creek that was TV home to Pacey Witter in the 90s.
Ancient archaeological site on the island of Crete.
Steve __, who starred in Bullitt.
Young Finnish actress Sirkka Sari fell down one.
Venetian cocktail of peach nectar with Prosecco.
Dark black, related to the River Styx; also an owl.
Host country of inaugural FIFA World Cup in 1930.
"Sweet" Gene __, singer of Be-Bop-A-Lula.
African country became an Italian colony in 1890.
Puzzle 7
Country that owns the Galapagos Islands.
Tales; or US skyscraper floors.
Black __, Michael Jackson anti-racism hit.
Largest lake in Hungary and tourist centre.
Extra, decisive game in a football tournament.
__ Square Garden III, where Marilyn sang to JFK.
Eastern European savory filled dumpling.
On-field official in a football match.
__ hours, the times you can shop.
Amount carried by a small truck/boxed vehicle.
Puzzle 8
Length in minutes of a half in a soccer match.
Vampire in 1920s German Expressionist film.
Heavy metal band founded by Hetfield and Ulrich.
Pronouncement using a hissing, snake-like sound.
Eastern European oil-cooked fish on Christmas Eve.
Puzzle 9
I haven't the __ idea, clueless, no inkling.
Old persian name for Sri Lanka before Ceylon.
The losing team in a soccer cup final.
Ancient Gaul province, home to Asterix.
Glass-__ boat; craft for observing undersea life.
Puzzle 10
This is given by a teacher in class.
Enrico __, operatic tenor and phonograph artiste.
Chili-based hot sauce popular in Indonesia.
__ ibis, shiny marsh bird with sickle-shaped bill.
Sydney __, the hero of A Tale of Two Cities.
Top division of professional football in Spain.
Adjust this for loudness or quietness.
Surrounded by a trench filled with water.
City where the headquarters of FIFA are located.
Puzzle 11
Jewish minor prophet; his Book follows Zephaniah.
Player whose job is to save goals.
Silver cup lifted by football league champions.
Dry desert gully only wet after heavy rain.
French brand famous for Angel and Alien perfumes.
Where domestic cats and dogs sleep at night.
__ Spring, 1962 book about environmental issues.
Puzzle 12
Move a football closely around an opponent.
Ingrid who played Ilsa in Casablanca.
Famous Milanese opera house, recently renovated.
Won the Academy Awards for Best Movie in 1987.
Worn by a football team at their own stadium.
Language in which "jambo" means hello.
Amelia __; children's books by Peggy Parish.
__ week, established hours for employees.
Puzzle 13
To pack your belongings and leave.
Miniature railway for the young and young at heart.
Sweet milky Valencian drink from tigernuts.
Gift __; granted to Blarney Stone kissers.
Santiago __, home stadium of Real Madrid FC.
What K C stood for in safety razor Gillette's name.
When __ Comes, waitress falls for pianist.
Netherlands __ contained Aruba and Curacao.
Hand of God World Cup-winning footballer.
Delivering open-hand blows to the face or legs.
System of fortification against enemy gunfire.
Puzzle 14
Get a motorcycle going with your foot.
Professional in charge of managing a football team.
Italian term for a drink taken as an appetizer.
Habitual cheater with a deck of 52 at hand.
Keyboard key with left-facing arrow.
Describes medical devices used to adjust the body.
Robert __, J K Rowling's pseudonym.
Afghan-Pakistan mountains important in Buddhism.
Football club that wins the league title.
Puzzle 15
Dawn __, early morning singsong for birds.
Joseph __, minister of police of Napoleon.
As the nights draw in, time to fill a hot water __.
Pete __, US folk singer of "Little Boxes".
__ boot; award for the top scorer at the World Cup.
Gare __, busy central Paris railway terminus.
Puzzle 16
A piece __; simple, not requiring much effort.
Season when carrots taste the sweetest.
Attempt to score goal's past a team's defense.
Stan __, jazz pianist famous for Under Milk Wood.
Received a yellow card in football.
Just __; a website for fundraising for charity.
Brian __, Irish captive wrote An Evil Cradling.
Switch between computer operations on a keyboard.
Spanish word for the numeral 20.
Seeded fruits with a hard stone pit.
Puzzle 17
Woodlands music festival held in Dover, Delaware.
The most northern capital of South America.
__ Code, set of instructions for guiding road use.
French buttery sauce made with lemon and Madeira.
The bobsled team in Cool Runnings is from __.
__ Homer, US landscape painter of Summer Night.
Puzzle 18
Horizontal part of a football goal.
Linguistic, relating to grammar.
__ Falls, curtain of falling water on the Zambezi.
Football player who helps protect his team's goal.
François __, president of France, 2012-2017.
Guitar playing linked to Andalusia, Spain.
Puzzle 19
US-grown vegetable misnomer: __ artichoke.
Upright wooden poles connected by a crossbar.
Publish a story or film in parts.
Volcano, and highest point on Tenerife.
National team of Maradona, Messi and Tevez.
__ the Boogie, disco hit for The Jackson Five.
Puzzle 20
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