How to Say ‘Who scored the goal?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Quién metió el gol?
kyen meh-TYOH el gohl
[kyen meh-TYOH el gohl]
💬 Usage Tip: Mexicans score with meter "to put in": meter un gol. Same verb for any goal: ¿Quién metió el segundo? "Who scored the second one?"
Phrase Breakdown
¿Quién metió
kyen meh-TYOH
Who scored / who put in
'Quién' sounds like 'kyen'. 'Metió' is past tense of 'meter' (to put in), stress on the last syllable: me-TIÓ.
¿Quién metió las llaves aquí?
Who put the keys in here?
Words in this phrase
Quién
[kyen]
who
Question word asking about a person.
¿Quién ganó el partido?
Who won the match?
metió
[meh-TYOH]
scored (put in)
Past tense of 'meter' (to put in); with 'gol' it means to score.
Él metió dos goles.
He scored two goals.
el gol?
el gohl
the goal?
'Gol' is a soccer goal. The 'o' is short and pure, like 'goal' without the glide.
Fue el gol del año.
It was the goal of the year.
Words in this phrase
el
[el]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
«El» acompaña al sustantivo en «El crecimiento».
“El” accompanies the noun in “The growth.”
gol
[gohl]
goal
A point scored in soccer.
¡Fue un gol increíble!
It was an incredible goal!
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