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England in semi-final after dominating India

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England in semi-final after dominating India in fiery atmosphere

March 6, 2010

Official FIH Match reporting by Yan Huckendubler

At the Hero Honda FIH World Cup 2010, England booked their ticket for the semi-final by dominating the host India (3-2) in a fiery atmosphere in Delhi, South Africa achieved an historic win over Pakistan (4-3) and Australia rekindled their semi-final chances with a precious win over Spain (2-0).


Game 19 – Australia v. Spain: 2-0
(half-time: 1-0)

Game 20 – South Africa v. Pakistan: 4-3 (half-time: 0-1)

Game 21 – England v. India: 3-2 (half-time: 1-0)


The Hero Honda FIH World Cup 2010 continues on Sunday in Delhi when Korea face Canada, New Zealand meet Argentina and Germany conclude the day against The Netherlands.

For additional information, pictures, video clips, official game sheets, and more, please check the special FIH event site @ http://www.worldhockey.org/worldcup/.

Hero Honda FIH World Cup 2010 (men) – Delhi, India
Results Day 7 – Saturday 6 March 2010

Australia v. Spain  2:0 (1:0)
AUS  20mn  Luke DOERNER (PC)  1:0
AUS  60mn  Glenn TURNER (FG)  2:0

South Africa v. Pakistan  4:3 (0:1)
PAK   6mn  Rehan BUTT (FG)  0:1
RSA  38mn  Gareth CARR (PC)  1:1
RSA  41mn  Ian HALEY (FG)  2:1
RSA  46mn  Taine PATON (FG)  3:1
RSA  54mn  Marvin HARPER (FG)  4:1
PAK  68mn  Muhammad IMRAN (PC)  4:2
PAK  70+mn  Waseem AHMED (PC)  4:3

England v. India  3:2 (1:0)
ENG  16mn  James TINDALL (FG)  1:0
ENG  42mn  Ashley JACKSON (PC)  2:0
ENG  47mn  Ashley JACKSON (FG)  3:0
IND  54mn  Gurwinder Singh CHANDI (FG)  3:1
IND  57mn  Rajpal SINGH (FG)  3:2

Pool Standings:
Pool A: 1) Netherlands 9 pts  2) Germany 7 pts  3) New Zealand 6 pts  4) Korea 4pts  5) Argentina 0 pt (-5)  6)  Canada 0 pt (-13)
Pool B: 1) England 12 pts  2) Australia 9 pts  3) Spain 6 pts  4) India 3 pts (-4)  5) Pakistan 3 pts (-6) 6) South Africa 3 pts (-1

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