Highlights of the second men's semi final at the Trifinance EuroHockey Championships 2013 in Boom, Belgium, between Belgium and England.

Hosts Belgium dumped England's men out of the EuroHockey Championships with a 3-0 semi-final victory.

Belgium began the brightest and took a first-half lead through a sliding Thomas Briels, whose deflection soared past goalkeeper George Pinner. Jerome Truyens and Florent van Aubel added goals as the game became a Belgian procession to the final.

England, the 2009 European champions, will play the Dutch for bronze on Sunday. Belgium face Germany for gold. The Germans, who are the defending European and Olympic champions, defeated the Netherlands 5-3 in the earlier semi-final.

England had snatched half-chances in the opening period of their game but Belgium, playing to a packed venue at Boom's Braxgata hockey club, fed off the party atmosphere.
Briels's slick finish cranked up the volume further, while Truyens rifled home a second - having been left in space - and Van Aubel volleyed an excellent third.

Though Ben Arnold flashed a shot over the Belgian bar and Tom Carson scuffed a strike wide, England's best chance came through Barry Middleton two minutes from time and was turned away by Vincent Vanasch in the Belgian goal.
Belgium are the only undefeated team in the men's tournament, belying a world ranking of ninth..