Hockey World Cup

Catch all the updates, results, and highlights from the FIH Hockey Men's World Cup 2023 in Odisha.

- ⦿ Another PC, Miralles fails to convert as Othman saves it with his hand. The Red Lions are at the beginning of another cycle as they are back in Odisha to defend their world crown. - ⦿Malaysia level things up after a fumble inside the Spanish D. However, as per the video referral there was a back stick by Faizal, leading to the goal being disallowed. Also vying for a place in the last eight would be Malaysia and Spain, facing off for the first time since 2019, when Malaysia won 4-3 for its only victory against the European outfit since 1993. - ⦿ A brilliant save from Dixon, goes past Akashdeep who was near the far post. - ⦿ The Kiwis trail but only by one goal. - ⦿ In this PC, NZ ask for stick tackle by Indian player off the far post. A win is all that is needed and such clarity of purpose works for the Indian team. Despite these, there will be several reasons for the host to be favourite and only one to guard against – itself. - ⦿PC for NZ, Sean Findlay finds the ball off rebound after Rohidas defends one off the PC. NZ equals with India for the first time in the match.

Mario Garin, who watched the 2-2 draw from the bench, turned hero in the shootouts with two saves to give Spain a 4-3 win at the Kalinga Stadium.

In the end, Garin came up trumps with saves against Marhan Jalil and Firhan Ashari to send Spain through to the next round. After the goal, Spain displayed improved technical quality and pace in its attack, leading to errors inside the circle from Malaysia. Spain had all the possession, circle penetration and shots on goal, but in the end, it needed a penalty shootout to prevail against a resolute Malaysia to book its quarterfinal berth.

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But a goal from Gispert made the scoreline 3-3. Spain had put Malaysia under pressure with two quick goals. The very next minute, a strike from Xavier Gispert sent Spain into the lead in the match for the very first time. At the end of this quarter and the first half of the match, the scoreline did not have any goals. Follow Hockey World Cup Highlights Updates With The first quarter of the match saw Spain earning two penalty corners in the first and 11th minutes.

Here is the full schedule and fixture details of the knockout rounds in FIH Men's Hockey World Cup 2023! Check it out.

SF1 – Winner QF1 vs Winner QF4 (04:30 PM IST) To watch the live streaming of matches, fans can visit the Disney+Hotstar app or website. In the other pre quarter-final matches, Pan-American champions Argentina will take on South Korea with the winner taking on the Netherlands while Germany will play France with the winner between them facing England. The teams that finished second and third in the pools will play the [Crossovers](https://khelnow.com/olympic-sports/2023-01-fih-mens-hockey-world-cup-2023-crossovers-schedule-fixtures-match-timings-results-telecast-live-streaming), while the toppers from the pool stages have progressed directly into the quarter-finals. [FIH men’s Hockey World Cup](https://khelnow.com/olympic-sports/category/mens-hockey-world-cup-2023) are set to begin on 22 January (Sunday) with the crossover matches. The winner of this clash will take on Olympic gold medallist Belgium in the quarter-finals.

Spain limped into the quarterfinals of the FIH Odisha Hockey Men's World Cup 2023 after beating a fighting Malaysia 4-3 via sudden death shoot-out following ...

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An erratic performance, specially after leading by two goals twice, from the host costs it dearly and will now fight for 9-16 places.

It continued the momentum and took charge of the third quarter before India fought back in the fourth to no avail. It was finally a combination of the two, initiated by Sean Findlay, that saw New Zealand pull one back in the 29th minute to go into half-time high on confidence. Inexplicably, the Indians time and again left him alone and the former took full advantage, repeatedly setting up the latter, creating the PC that Russell converted and made quite a few goalline saves during India’s PCs. New Zealand, on the other hand, was two-in-two with its PCs in a space of six minutes. A steal in the Indian 25-yard area by Harmanpreet initiated India’s first goal. It was not the way the team would have imagined its medal hopes would end at home when it took a two-goal lead twice through the game, dominating the Black Sticks for long periods and creating chances upfront that went abegging.

The hosts India crashed out of the Hockey World Cup 2023 after losing to New Zealand in the sudden death at Kalinga Stadium on Sunday.

In the fourth quarter, New Zealand won a penalty corner and Sean Findlay found the ball off the rebound in the 50th minute to level the score at 3-3 with India. Lane and Child combined before Lane scored near the backline as India and New Zealand went into half-time at 2-1. India and New Zealand remained tied at 0-0 in the first quarter as neither of the two could manage to pose much threat.

With the score 3-3 after regulation time, India spurned multiple chances to win the game in the shootout, with Leon Hayward saving Shamsher Singh's decisive ...

Shamsher had to score to keep India's hopes alive in the World Cup, and his initial effort was saved but the referee whistled for a retake due to being impeded. However, his second effort was cleanly saved by Hayward, sparking scenes of wild celebration by the New Zealanders, as they won the shootout 5-4, with India looking on in shock, exiting the World Cup far earlier than they had imagined. India were gifted some relief with Nick Ross picking up a yellow card, but were unable to fashion a clear chance in the five minutes of their 11v10 advantage. However, the hosts amped up the pressure and with their fourth PC of the game, doubled their lead in the 24th minute. India took their coaches' words to heart, with New Zealand kept quiet for much of the third quarter. India earned their first penalty corner with only a couple of minutes left in the quarter, but Simon Child cleared Harmanpreet Singh's effort of the line.

Spain beat Malaysia 4-3 in penalty shootout in a thrilling crossover match to qualify for the quarterfinals of the FIH Men's World Cup after the two sides ...

Marc Miralles, Bonastre Jordi and Gispert Xavier scored for Spain while Alvaro Iglesias and Marc Reyne failed to score. Malaysia were able to put the ball in the Spanish goal in the first minute of the fourth quarter, but the goal was disallowed with the umpire ruling that the ball had touched the back stick of Faizal Saari. Firhan Ashari, Faizal Saari and Suhaimi Shahmie Irfan scored for Malaysia, while Marhan Jalil and Shello Silverius missed.

Spain will now take on Australia in the quarterfinals, while New Zealand will face Belgium in Bhubaneswar.

On the 17th attempt, Sam Lane gave New Zealand the lead and Shamsher, who had missed once earlier, stepped up again, but his attempt was well saved by Hayward, giving New Zealand the win and sending them through to the quarterfinals, while India go into the 9-16 classification matches. The final 10 minutes were filled with non-stop action as India failed to capitalise on their penalty corner opportunities, while Krishan Pathak was brilliant in stopping New Zealand shots on target, including once in the final second of the game to take the game to a shoot-out. The black sticks had their best opportunity to score just before the half as Findlay found Child on the left baseline and his pass across the face of the Indian goal was tapped in by Sam Lane to bring New Zealand back into the game. India retreated into the defence to begin the fourth quarter while New Zealand turned up the heat. New Zealand had a huge chance to start the second quarter, but the shot attempt by Morrison went narrowly wide and India capitalised soon with a quick counter, that was smashed in from the right by Lalit, who was smartly found on the counter by Shamsher. Malaysia started to get on the front foot a bit more in the second quarter but neither team was able to carve out any high quality scoring opportunity in the 15 minutes, and as the half-time whistle blew, the teams remained tied on 0-0.

Victories for Spain and New Zealand secured their nations spots in the quarter-finals of the International Hockey Federation Men's Hockey World Cup, ...

The early match saw Malaysia and Spain play out the first-half with no goals, with the opener coming after 35 minutes for Malaysia through Faizal bin Saari. Both teams started well, with captain Harmanpreet Singh and Raj Kumar Pal scoring for the hosts, while New Zealand captain Nic Woods got on the scoresheet along with Findlay and Hayden Phillips. Victories for Spain and New Zealand secured their nations spots in the quarter-finals of the International Hockey Federation (FIH) Men's Hockey World Cup, with sudden-death shootout wins in Bhubaneswar.

Malaysia's Speedy Tigers in fighting spirit against Spain at the World Cup hockey quarter-finals playoff. (Facebook pic). KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia threw ...

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