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“One-nil, to the Arsenal. One-nil, to the Arsenal.” It is perhaps unthinkable to those reared on Arsène Wenger’s Invincibles but, during the early ’90s, this was the defining ethos of the Gunners; belted out by supporters as George Graham’s side attempted to bore opponents to death before, up the other end, Ian Wright could pop up to provide a winner.
The Indian men's hockey team made a remarkable comeback from three goals down to eke out a sensational 5-4 win over Spain in an edge-of-the-seat thriller in the FIH Pro League in Bhubaneswar on Saturday. Up against world no. 9 Spain, Tokyo Olympics bronze medallists India were stunned when the visitors took a 4-1 lead through a hat-trick from skipper Marc Miralles (20th, 23rd, 40th minutes) and Pau Cunill (14th). But the hosts scored through Harmanpreet Singh (15th, 60th), Shilanand Lakra (41st), Shamsher Singh (43rd) and Varun Kumar (55th) to register one of the most memorable comebacks in the history of the game. India now have registered four wins out of five outings in the FIH Pro League.
Hockey India congratulated PR Sreejesh on completing 250 international caps for India. The goalkeeper achieved this milestone during India's second match against Spain at the FIH Hockey Pro League on Sunday at the Kalinga Hockey Stadium. Arguably one of the best goalkeepers in the world, Sreejesh began his journey with the Indian Men's Hockey team in 2006 at the South Asian Games in Sri Lanka but became a regular feature of the team only since 2011 - a year where he stood out with two match-winning saves in the Final of Asian Champions Trophy against Pakistan.
Darcy Bourne's dazzling hat-trick fired Surbiton to an emphatic 6-0 victory over East Grinstead to extend their unbeaten record at the summit in the 'Top 6' of the Vitality Women's Premier Division. A super Saturday of action saw the division's top two sides meet at Sugden Road and Bourne's brilliant treble, bolstered by Sophie Hamilton's double and Taz Cookman's strike, saw Surbiton deliver a dominant statement of intent on home soil.
Pembroke ended the weekend extending their lead at the top of the women's EY Hockey League as they secured four points from the six on offer to them.
Apologies to the 2022 Stadium Series, but a zany 10-7 Maple Leafs – Red Wings game stole the show.
Savita stopped a penalty stroke and made numerous saves but still couldn't keep the Spaniards at bay as the Indian women's hockey team were handed their first loss of their FIH Pro League campaign at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Sunday. Having earned a comeback win on Saturday, India did their best to do the same on Sunday, but it wasn't to be as Xantal Gine scored from a penalty corner in the last minute of the match to help Spain beat India 4-3. While India lost the game, coach Janneke Schopman must be happy with the way her team attacked.
Lisnagarvey returned to the top of the men's EY Hockey League yet again as they won a classic against previous leaders Three Rock Rovers 3-2 at Grange Road.