England exit World Cup after 1-0 defeat to Argentina in Quarter Finals VIctoria Grannato scores in fourth quarter; Argentina ‘keeper makes two big saves in final moments England women and men next in action at Commonwealth Games in Birmingham at end of July England exited the 2022 FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup after a narrow
A difficult weekend for England ended with the men suffering a 3-1 defeat while women record consecutive 5-2 losses Martha Taylor makes her senior international debut; Holly Hunt scores first international goal Liam Sanford brings up 50 appearances for England; James Gall captain for the first time Teams return to FIH Hockey Pro League action
Argentina moved to the top of the FIH Pro League table with this victory and they were on the front foot from early in the game. GB showed good resistance and had periods of possession but were left disappointed by the outcome on the night. Sabbie Heesh saved from Agustina Albertarrio early on, and the
Helen Richardson-Walsh’s brace secures a draw with Argentina Las Leonas score through Maria Granatto and Carla Rebecchi Opening match of tournament between USA and Australia also ends in a 2-2 draw All teams in action at the Hockey Champions Trophy on Sunday 19 June with GB taking on Netherlands. Ticketing details here. A brace from
England held their nerve to run out 3-2 winners in a dramatic shootout seeing off China and clinching 5th place at the Champions Trophy. The sides had played out a 1-1 draw over the 60 minutes with Shona McCallin’s first international goal cancelled out by Qiuxia Cui’s 42nd minute equaliser. With the game tied at
England made the best of their 5th-8th classification game at the Champions Trophy scoring three times to see off world number 10 side Japan. The result marked England’s first victory of the tournament with goals from Surbiton’s Hollie Webb and Sarah Haycroft and East Grinstead’s Sophie Bray. England will now face either China or Germany
England came up against a classy Blacksticks side in their Champions Trophy Quarter Final going down 3-1 to the world number four side. Rose Keddell, Anita Punt and Stacey Michelsen were all on target for New Zealand, while Holcombe’s Laura Unsworth scored England’s solitary goal. The result means that England will now face Japan in
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