A yeboah is a footballing term. It is the term given to a goal that is scored via the underside of the cross-bar, particularly powerful strikes. It comes from the goals of Tony Yeboah, Ghanaian footballer who was famous for scoring spectacular goals when at Leeds Utd FC, especially a goal against Wimbledon, that was voted goal of the season, and a goal against Liverpool. Both hit the bar at a great speed before going in.

A commonly used Football phrase, as in to score a 'Yeboah', this is when the ball hits the underside of the crossbar and goes in the goal.

Named after the former Leeds striker Tony Yeboah whom scored two such goals in the mid nineties.

A person of African Origin

To hit the bar fast.