Eurohockey Championships, Men’s Bronze Medal Match: England 2-3 Netherlands.

A hat-trick for Jeroen Hertzberger gave The Netherlands a bronze medal, securing a hard-fought 3-2 win over Bobby Crutchley’s England side.

The Rotterdam forward struck two penalty corners and a third from open play with Iain Lewers and Richard Smith striking for England who have to content themselves with fourth place. Continue reading →

Eurohockey Championships Women’s Final: England 4-4 Germany. (0-2 after shootout.)

Germany won the Eurohockey Championships for the second time in their history with a 2-0 shootout win over England after an entertaining 4-4 draw.

Germany scooped the gold medal, a prize they collected in 2007, to leave Jason Lee’s side heartbroken as they couldn’t repeat their semi final heroics here tonight. Continue reading →

Eurohockey Championships Men’s Semi Final: England Belgium.

Hosts Belgium will face Germany in Sunday’s Eurohockey Championships Final after a dominant performance saw off England by three goals to nil in tonight’s semi final.

Goals from Thomas Briels, Jerome Truyens and Florent Van Aubel were enough to sink a spirited display from Bobby Crutchley’s side and give the Red Lions their first win over England in this competition since 1970.

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Eurohockey Championships, Women’s Semi-Final: England 1-1 Netherlands. (3-2 after shootout.)

Goalkeeper Maddie Hinch was England’s hero as they won a tense shootout competition against the Netherlands to prevent the Dutch reaching the final of this competition for the first time since 1991.

Hinch saved five times in the shootout, including the decisive final effort from Roos Drost to set up a return match with old rivals Germany.  Continue reading →