Monthly Archives: March 2010

game memang bosan giler tadi ok

aku rasa australia ngan germany both main berhati2 sangat la

attack ada la gak kan. hehe cuma xde la sehebat game diaorang masa semi dulu hehe

apa2 pun australia dah lama x menang world cup kan. germany efficient gak la attacking depa

aku suka bila counter attack australia lepas germany gagal penalty corner, power dowh

lepas ni nak kena train bebudak migduck amik drag flick la plak. hehe 🙂

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NEW DELHI: Power-packed Australia proved third time lucky as they won the men’s field hockey World Cup after a 24-year hiatus with a 2-1 win over defending champions Germany on Saturday.

Luke Doerner scored the winning penalty corner 11 minutes from the end after Edward Ockenden had put the Kookaburras ahead in the sixth minute and Moritz Furste drew level for Germany in the 48th.

Doerner’s eighth goal in the tournament made him the joint leading scorer with another penalty corner specialist Taeke Taekema of the Netherlands.

Australia, whose previous World Cup title came way back in 1986, had lost the last two finals against Germany in 2002 and 2006.

giler ah power packed goal ok. memang cool giler ah the netherlands neh

memang semangat giler aku tengok depa main

best game neh. ko imagine aku hengat holland dah nak kalah dah 3-1

sekali depa bangun balik equalise 3-3 and then boleh plak score 4-3 terus menang

cukop dramatic ok. respect giler!

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NEW DELHI: The Netherlands gave veteran goalkeeper Guus Vogels a retirement present by winning the bronze medal in the men’s field hockey World Cup with a 4-3 win over England on Saturday.

In a thrilling play-off for the third and fourth place positions, Rogier Hofman scored the winning goal three minutes before the final whistle after the Dutch fought back from 1-3 at half-time.

Vogels, who turns 35 later this month, was named the Dutch captain instead of Teun de Nooijer for the bronze medal match, his last international game after earning 259 caps for his country.

European champions England, hoping for a podium finish for the first time since winning the silver medal in 1986, were swept aside in the second half by a determined Dutch side.