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Women's Field Hockey FIH World Cup 2018

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There is a Disney movie already in production to celebrate Ireland's penalty shoot-out success to beat Netherlands and lift the World title

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6-0, and a really tough lesson from the Dutch girls. Still super proud of our team, a team of amateurs who apart from a couple of players, all have full-time jobs outside of the sport. And they had to

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I have just discovered the  exists, thanks. I saw your post and Gianlu's post above you and thought the was broken or something 

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hace 6 horas, Fly_like_a_don said:

India have beaten them at the Gold Coast and had it not been a defensive error in the 54th minute India would have won it... 

 

You forget that also in those games India lost 6-0 the bronze medal match to England...

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OK, day 1 thoughts:

 

-Germany and Australia winning as expected.

-England, from what I read in media (because I can't watch, geoblock) and looking at statistics (shots 15-4, PCs 9-0), deserved more. It's disappointing to start your home WC with a tie, but I don't think it will matter much, I see them winning the two next games handily.

-USA losing to Ireland is surprising but not unthinkable. The US team had many retirements after the OG and they are a much weaker team now. I was cautious in my predictions (I gave them +1 victories vs Ireland and India), but I won't be surprised if they go out in 3 games.

 

 

Tomorrow:

The big candidate Netherlands starts (easy group with 3 weak teams) and also the start for Argentina and Argentina B (Italy, 10/18 players argentinian). Also, Belgium-New Zealand will be interesting, Belgium has a bit of dark horse potential.

 

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7 hours ago, LDOG said:

OK, day 1 thoughts:

 

-Germany and Australia winning as expected.

-England, from what I read in media (because I can't watch, geoblock) and looking at statistics (shots 15-4, PCs 9-0), deserved more. It's disappointing to start your home WC with a tie, but I don't think it will matter much, I see them winning the two next games handily.

-USA losing to Ireland is surprising but not unthinkable. The US team had many retirements after the OG and they are a much weaker team now. I was cautious in my predictions (I gave them +1 victories vs Ireland and India), but I won't be surprised if they go out in 3 games.

 

 

Tomorrow:

The big candidate Netherlands starts (easy group with 3 weak teams) and also the start for Argentina and Argentina B (Italy, 10/18 players argentinian). Also, Belgium-New Zealand will be interesting, Belgium has a bit of dark horse potential.

 

Who cares about shots on goal or PCs..India comes in with a very defensive and counter attacking strategy. 

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I prefer the times when :ZIM Zimbabwe was winning gold in this. :p

 

Yeah, I know what kind of tournament that was, but still, taking everything into account it's one of the greatest Olympic stories ever told. :bowdown:

#banbestmen

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:woot:

I have just discovered the :woot: exists, thanks. I saw your post and Gianlu's post above you and thought the :hyper:was broken or something :yikes:

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Apparently this is the first Italian WC victory since 1976. :woot:

It's the first participation since 1976 and I believe it's the first Italian victory in the WC.

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