'1st game of the Rabobank Hockey World Cup and its Australia taking on Malaysia in the 1st game from the Men's Pool A.
Australia started off strong from the start and took the lead on the 25th minute when Glenn Turner was through on goal and he went round the keeper to put Australia 1-0 up till the break.
After Half-Time Australia was again on the front foot creating a number of chances and made it 2-0 when Eddie Ockenden with a dribble down the left and hit the ball into the net. 2 minutes later Australia hit again with Jamie Dwyer cutting inside the middle and slotting the ball in the goal. Australia sealed the win when Glenn Turner converted his Penalty Corner seeing Australia win 4-0. Malaysia did have their chance but a strong Australian team were on the day the better team. .
'1st game of the Rabobank Hockey World Cup and its Australia taking on Malaysia in the 1st game from the Men's Pool A.
Australia started off strong from the start and took the lead on the 25th minute when Glenn Turner was through on goal and he went round the keeper to put Australia 1-0 up till the break.
After Half-Time Australia was again on the front foot creating a number of chances and made it 2-0 when Eddie Ockenden with a dribble down the left and hit the ball into the net. 2 minutes later Australia hit again with Jamie Dwyer cutting inside the middle and slotting the ball in the goal. Australia sealed the win when Glenn Turner converted his Penalty Corner seeing Australia win 4-0. Malaysia did have their chance but a strong Australian team were on the day the better team.
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Day 3 of the 2014 Rabobank Men's Hockey World Cup draws to a close with the contest between Malaysia and Belgium.
The underdogs Malaysia made it 1-0 from their first penalty corner, which was a well worked variation, in the 5th min through Razie Rahim. Belgium fought back and was awarded a penalty stroke after a Malaysian defender blocked a penalty corner effort with his chest. Tom Boon stepped up and made no mistake with his stroke to make it 1-1 in the 14th minute. After Alex de Saedeleer received a yellow card for a rash challenge, Malaysia converted the resulting penalty corner to go up 2-1, with Razie Rahim getting his second goal of the game. The one man disadvantage did not faze Belgium as Kumar Subramiam had to make a great save for Malaysia, before Simon Gougnard missed a golden opportunity right in front of goal. Seconds later, Tom Boon again scored from a penalty corner to bring the scores level at 2-2. Tom Boon was on fire and thought he had scored his hat-trick with a magnificent effort only for it to be ruled out by a video referral. Two minutes later, Boon did grab his hat-trick with a field goal to send Belgium into the break 3-2 up.
Belgium raced out of the blocks in the second half and scored in the 37th minute from a penalty corner through Tanguy Cosyns. Tom Boon then scored another fantastic goal, which this time was legitimate, to take his tally to four and the score to 5-2. Malaysia's resistance started to crumble
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England took on Malaysia in Group A as they looked to continue their unbeaten run and heap more misery on the winless Malaysians and it didn't take long for England to take lead with a great team goal. Great vision from Jackson saw him pick out Middleton outside the box with a lovely cross field ball, a clever reverse ball found Gleghorne deep inside the Malaysia box and a clever finish from the England player gave the goal keeper no chance. Malaysia had to withstand heavy pressure from England for the rest of the first half and were lucky not to concede second.
England continued to pile on the pressure in the second half but their frustration continued, with Middelton and Brogdon going closest. But with only a slender advantage England started looking a bit vulnerable to a goal that would cruelly deny them the win but with five minutes to go they made their dominance tell. A penalty corner set up Jackson on the edge of the box who sealed the win with a powerful effort into the roof of the net, putting England temporarily at the top of Group A.
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'In Pool A on Saturday, Malaysia went up against India looking to gain their first points of the 2014 Rabobank Men's Hockey World Cup.
India started the more positively and patiently put pressure on the Malaysian defence, and went 1-0 from a penalty corner finished by Jasjit Singh Kular in the 14th minute. India continued to dominate the game but couldn't add to the one goal lead and went into the break at 1-0.
India were made to pay for their lack of ruthlessness in front of goal when Malaysia made it 1-1 in the 46th minute through a penalty corner shot from Razie Rahim that trickled over the line. However, three minutes later a failed PC from Malaysia allowed India to counter and re-take the lead with Akashdeep Singh deflecting a shot into the cage. Another counter attack three minutes later put India 3-1 ahead with a skilful finish from Akashdeep Singh to get his second goal of the game. Indian keeper Sreejesh Raveendran then made a fantastic stick save. Malaysia pulled the score back to 3-2 with nine minutes to go through Marhan Jalil to ensure a dramatic finish, but India were able to hold on and gain their first win of the tournament.
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'Spain and Malaysia played their last Pool A game of the 2014 Rabobank Men's Hockey World Cup.
The Spanish team went into the game knowing that a win would guarantee them a fourth place finish, and took a 1-0 in the 13th minute with Gabriel Dabanch finishing from a penalty corner. Malaysian keeper Kumar Subramiam then made a world-class stick save from another Spanish PC to keep them at bay. Tengku Ahmad then fired Malaysia level in the 24th minute, but soon after two of their players received green cards and two minute suspensions. The poor discipline cost them as Spain went up 2-1 in the 33rd minute through a magnificent solo run and strike by Marc Salles.
Straight from the restart, Spain earned a penalty corner and Santi Freixa scored to extend Spain's lead to 3-1. Gabriel Dabanch then got his second of the game to put the Spaniards 4-1 up. Malaysia managed to reduce the score to 4-2 after Fitri Saari converted a penalty stroke in the 51st minute. Kumar Subramiam made more fantastic saves for Malaysia but was eventually beaten again, this time by Sergi Enrique to win the game 5-2 for Spain.
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Two countries famed for their sporting rivalry met in day 7, game 4 of the men's draw -- England v Australia. Stakes were even higher too with the winners of the match going a long way to booking themselves an all-important place in the next round.
A dream start for Australia saw them take the lead though in the opening 30 seconds of the half when England were caught napping and Matt Gohdes made them pay. De Young's second must have had England beginning to worry after he tapped in from Ciriello's saved penalty corner but nothing could have prepared England for what was about to follow. Dwyer tapped in a third before Govers scored a goal of the tournament candidate just on the half time whistle.
England's misery didn't stop there though as three minutes after the restart as Zalewski made it 5 for Australia. The Kookaburras superiority was made further evident as they continued to press and look for the sixth but England had their goalkeeper to thank as he kept the Aussies at bay on a couple of occasion from penalty corners. But the damage had already had already been done and Australia maintained their unbeaten record, beating their great rivals in some style.
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'The highly anticipated game between host nation Netherlands and Australia was the evening game of day seven of the 2014 Rabobank Women's Hockey World Cup.
Current Olympic champions the Netherlands started the game being pinned back by the Australian offense, and keeper Joyce Sombroek had to make an amazing save in the 9th minute to keep the Hockeyroos at bay. Neither team could force a goal before the break and the half ended 0-0.
The second half was as tense as the first and the Dutch were guilty of wasting a couple of penalty corner chances when Maartje Paumen didn't hit the target with her shots. Kelly Jonker then missed a deflection right in front of goal from a Kim Lammers pass. Almost immediately, Australia missed a golden opportunity to score through Ash Nelson. The Netherlands then raced down the other end of the pitch and Kim Lammers deflected in a pass from Jonker to make it 1-0 in the 57th minute. Naomi van As put the Oranje up 2-0 in the 65th minute after a hopeful video referral from the Australian team. The quality of the Dutch team was enough to ensure they prevailed with the win and secure a place in the semi-finals.
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'Day 9 of the Rabobank Hockey World Cup and we see, in Women's Pool A, New Zealand take on Australia, in a clash between the two neighbors.
1st half and it was all New Zealand who dominated the game creating most of the chances. Including when, Forgesson made a run on the wing, and her pass was met by Olivia Merry, whose was closed down quickly by Rachel Lynch. New Zealand were close again when Punt surged up on the wing, using here impressive pace, to work the ball in the D, and it was all set up for Krystal Forgesson to shoot at goal, but her shot went wide of the post.
2nd Half, and It liked Australia managed to gain the lead when they were awarded Free-Hit outside D and Flanagan's shot was met by Emily Hurtz and the ball went in. However New Zealand contested the decision, ruling that the ball was not on the line when the Free-Hit was taken. This was checked by the Video Referee and this was deemed No Goal. New Zealand did have a chance to grab a last chance goal, but Webster show was deflected wide of the post, and it pretty much summed up an action pack game but both teams failed to break each other down. 0-0 final result.
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'Day 9 of the Rabobank Hockey World Cup and we see, in the last Pool A game in the Men's Tournement, Australia take on India.
1st half and it was all Australia when they dominated the game and outclassed India. The first goal came from Kieran Govers scored to put Australia 1-0, after a .... Shot. It was the Chris Ciriello who with a Penalty Corner and his dragflicked went into the back of the net. It was 3-0 after when Australia were awarded another Penalty Corner, and it was Govers turn to dragflick this shot but his shot was blocked by the India defence but Jeremy Harward was on hand to score on the rebound. Dominating the game, it was 4-0 before the break when again another Penalty Corner was awarded to the Aussies, and Chirs Ciriello doubled his tally and leaving India a lot of work to do.
2nd Half, and Australia could have increased their lead but if it wasn't for keeper Sreejesh Parattu Raveendran, who stopped India from giving any more goals away. Sreejesh made some fantastic saves from shots from Jacob Whetton and Kieren Govers. India did have one last chance when Dharamvir Singh went for the shot but was kept out by a Jamie Dwyer. 4-0 it was, a game Australia deserved to win.
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The 2nd game of the Women's Pool A saw Australia and Korea make their first appearances at the 2014 Rabobank Hockey World Cup.
Korea made a strong start and made it 1-0 in the 7th minute when Cheon Eunbi was found completely open in front of goal and finished with ease. It took only 5 mins for Australia to equal the score at 1-1 after some great skill and pass from Georgie Parker to Emily Hurtz who finished neatly. Australia then weathered 4 straight Korea penalty corners to reach half time with the score tied.
The second half had a more settled start, but Australia started to dominate and made it 2-1 when Anna Flanagan converted from a penalty corner. 12 minutes later, Australia was awarded a penalty stroke and Flanagan scored her 2nd of the game to extend the Hockeyroos' lead to 3-1. Cheon Seul Ki ensured it was a nervy finish for Australia by making it 3-2 with 7 minutes to go but Australia held on to secure their first win of the tournament.
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