Taking advantage of specific features of your regexp,
@matches = map { /^(\d\s+foo)/; $1 } /(?:\d\s+foo[^\r\n]*)/g;
This will validate and return matches. If you just wish to validate, the following will suffice:
# Specific case:
/(?:\d\s+foo[^\r\n]*)/;
# General case:
$repeated = qr/\d\s+foo/;
/(?:$repeated[^\r\n]*)$repeated/;
Update: My capture version has two issues. And the pattern is still repeated.
You really do want a parser for this:
list : term list_ { [ $item[0], $item[1], @{$item[2]} ] }
list_ : sep term { [ $item[1], @{$item[2]} ] }
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