Soccer Goal With a Net Coloring Page

An empty goal, drawn straight on, with nothing else happening. The frame is made of three thick bars, two uprights and a crossbar, and between them the net hangs as a complete grid of squares that sags gently inward toward the middle. Counting the squares is a small game in itself. There are well over a hundred and they run at a slight diagonal near the sides where the net wraps around the posts, which is a detail most goal drawings skip. Short grass runs along the base in small tufts and a ground line stretches out beyond each post. What makes this sheet useful is how open it is. The net can stay white, or every square can be filled, or a pattern can be worked through it in blocks of color like a mosaic, and any of those choices looks deliberate. The frame itself takes a single bold tone. For a child who wants to draw their own player taking a shot, the blank goalmouth leaves plenty of room.