England sneaked through to the semi finals of the Eurohockey Championships with a hard fought 2-2 draw against Ireland. Two goals each for Tom Carson and Shane O’Donoghue, meant that the sides played out the draw England needed to progress, whilst Ireland will go into the relegation play offs.  Continue reading →

Goals from Hannah Macleod and Samantha Quek gave England a place in the semi-final of this competition but it was far from a comfortable afternoon for Jason Lee’s side. Scotland’s last win over England came in 1993 however with a bit more composure in front of goal, they could easily have broken that sequence in Belgium today.  Continue reading →

First half goals from Billy Bakker and Jelle Galema were enough to give The Netherlands their second win from two games in the Eurohockey Championships, their seventh win over England in this competition.  Continue reading →

Giselle Ansley’s second international goal on the stroke of half time was not enough to give Jason Lee’s side a share of the spoils as they went down 2-1 to old foes Germany.

Marie Mavers grabbed both the decisive goals for the Germans in a close-fought game that was not without its controversy.  Continue reading →

Two goals from England’s David Condon were enough to give Bobby Crutchley’s side the three points as they stuttered their way to a somewhat flattering 5-2 win over Poland, in their opening Eurohockey Championships match in Belgium.  Continue reading →