How did the commentator explain the football after it entered the goal?

Every commentator in every region said something different. There are also requirements for the culture of each region and the narrator's personality, as well as the narrator's position.

Generally speaking, South American commentators will shout "goal". The more exciting the general commentator is, the longer he will shout, so that their fans will like it very much.

However, for example, when CCTV explains the match between two foreign teams, it generally needs to maintain a neutral position, so it will be very calm after scoring, and generally shout "goal", and then the commentator and guests will analyze the process of this goal from the tactical and technical aspects.

However, if CCTV explains the match between the national football team and other countries, and it is also a key event, the commentator's position can completely stand on the side of the national football team, so once the national football team scores, the commentator can shout with great passion: "Go, go!" Then use a very hearty line. If the opponent scores a goal, the commentator will usually be disappointed and say, "Oh, I scored."

So there is no uniform standard and answer for what the commentator said after the goal. Unless so-and-so TV station has regulations, you must say something.