of each arch with slanted legs 11 is seen at each individual corresponding place 15 the illustration of fig2 shows a cut out side view of the sports goal as generally indicated at 16 where the position of the joining between the large inflatable hoop 14 and the open ended tubular shaped netting 17 is clearly shown at 18 where it hugs the inner radious of the large inflatable hoop 14 to provide for quick and easy erection and disassembly to a convient size for portability and storage the sports goal 10 is formed of an inflatable framework indicated generally at 19 in fig4 and 6 and comprising of five inflatable bladders as seen at 20 21 22 23 and 24 respectively together with a casing 25 formed of non elastic material and carrying the open ended tubular shaped netting 17 the casing 25 has slits 26 provided at convenient locations equally upon each individual arch with slanted legs 11 as seen in fig1 to allow inflatable bladders 20 21 22 and 23 of framework 19 to be inserted therein the casing 25 has a slit 27 provided at a convenient location upon the large inflatable hoop 14 as seen in fig3 to allow for the inflatable bladder 24 of framework 19 to be inserted therein because casing 25 is formed of non elastic material it will form a strong and rigid structure when inflatable framework 19 is inserted and inflated at the same time sports goal 10 can quickly and easily be erected or disassembled when desired for portability and storage and once disassembled will occupy a minimum.