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Wales begin EuroHockey campaign with Switzerland win
Wales begin EuroHockey campaign with Switzerland win

BBC News

time27-07-2025

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Wales begin EuroHockey campaign with Switzerland win

Wales men began their EuroHockey Championship II campaign with a 3-1 win over Switzerland in Lousada, Pritchard and Rhys Bradshaw gave Wales an early lead in the first period, with Gareth Griffiths' penalty corner making it 3-0 by Hengartner pulled a goal back for Switzerland but Wales held out. They face Scotland in their second game on Monday (17:30 BST).In the women's competition in Gniezno, Poland, Wales also faced Switzerland later on Sunday with captain Beth Bingham's strike from the penalty spot enough to earn a 1-0 are next in action on Monday against Czech Republic (14:15 BST).

FIH Nations Cup 2025: Malaysia finish in sixth place
FIH Nations Cup 2025: Malaysia finish in sixth place

The Sun

time21-06-2025

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  • The Sun

FIH Nations Cup 2025: Malaysia finish in sixth place

MALAYSIA finished in sixth place in the 2025 FIH Hockey Nations Cup after losing 1-2 to Wales at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil today. In the fifth-sixth classification match, both teams displayed a balanced style of play before the Speedy Tigers took the lead in the 20th minute through a penalty corner conversion by defender Syed Mohammad Syafiq Syed Cholan. Wales pulled level in the 42nd minute through a penalty corner by Rhys Bradshaw. Gareth Furlong, however, proved to be Malaysia's thorn in the side when he scored the winning goal with just 10 minutes remaining in the match. Meanwhile, national head coach Sarjit Singh said his players' performance was still far from satisfactory, citing a lack of speed and missed chances to kill off the game at the right moment. 'The young players need to learn. We cannot afford to make mistakes where we're leading 1-0 and thus we paid the price. 'But it's okay, the good thing is every player's commitment on the pitch was good. Only thing we need to improve is our marking in defence,' he told reporters after the match. In the previous edition, Malaysia finished seventh in Gniezno, Poland. In the seventh-eighth classification match also held today, Japan defeated South Africa 2-1.

Malaysia finish sixth in 2025 FIH Hockey Nations Cup
Malaysia finish sixth in 2025 FIH Hockey Nations Cup

The Sun

time21-06-2025

  • Sport
  • The Sun

Malaysia finish sixth in 2025 FIH Hockey Nations Cup

MALAYSIA finished in sixth place in the 2025 FIH Hockey Nations Cup after losing 1-2 to Wales at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil today. In the fifth-sixth classification match, both teams displayed a balanced style of play before the Speedy Tigers took the lead in the 20th minute through a penalty corner conversion by defender Syed Mohammad Syafiq Syed Cholan. Wales pulled level in the 42nd minute through a penalty corner by Rhys Bradshaw. Gareth Furlong, however, proved to be Malaysia's thorn in the side when he scored the winning goal with just 10 minutes remaining in the match. Meanwhile, national head coach Sarjit Singh said his players' performance was still far from satisfactory, citing a lack of speed and missed chances to kill off the game at the right moment. 'The young players need to learn. We cannot afford to make mistakes where we're leading 1-0 and thus we paid the price. 'But it's okay, the good thing is every player's commitment on the pitch was good. Only thing we need to improve is our marking in defence,' he told reporters after the match. In the previous edition, Malaysia finished seventh in Gniezno, Poland. In the seventh-eighth classification match also held today, Japan defeated South Africa 2-1.

Wales claim fifth after edging hosts Malaysia
Wales claim fifth after edging hosts Malaysia

BBC News

time21-06-2025

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  • BBC News

Wales claim fifth after edging hosts Malaysia

Wales men came from a goal down to beat hosts Malaysia 2-1 in their final game of the FIH Nations Cup to finish Cholan opened the scoring for Malaysia in the second quarter, but Rhys Bradshaw levelled things in the third at the National Hockey Stadium in Kuala Lumpur.A tight contest was decided late in the game when Gareth Furlong hit the winner for Wales, the score like Bradshaw's earlier effort coming from a penalty was the second successive game in which Wales had fought back to win, having come from 3-2 down against Japan to win 6-4 last time will now prepare for their European Championships in Portugal in July, where the side will be looking to secure promotion to the A division of competition.

FIH Nations Cup 2025: Malaysia Finish In Sixth Place
FIH Nations Cup 2025: Malaysia Finish In Sixth Place

Barnama

time21-06-2025

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  • Barnama

FIH Nations Cup 2025: Malaysia Finish In Sixth Place

KUALA LUMPUR, June 21 (Bernama) -- Malaysia finished in sixth place in the 2025 FIH Hockey Nations Cup after losing 1-2 to Wales at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil today. In the fifth-sixth classification match, both teams displayed a balanced style of play before the Speedy Tigers took the lead in the 20th minute through a penalty corner conversion by defender Syed Mohammad Syafiq Syed Cholan. Wales pulled level in the 42nd minute through a penalty corner by Rhys Bradshaw. bootstrap slideshow Gareth Furlong, however, proved to be Malaysia's thorn in the side when he scored the winning goal with just 10 minutes remaining in the match. Meanwhile, national head coach Sarjit Singh said his players' performance was still far from satisfactory, citing a lack of speed and missed chances to kill off the game at the right moment. 'The young players need to learn. We cannot afford to make mistakes where we're leading 1-0 and thus we paid the price. 'But it's okay, the good thing is every player's commitment on the pitch was good. Only thing we need to improve is our marking in defence,' he told reporters after the match. In the previous edition, Malaysia finished seventh in Gniezno, Poland. In the seventh-eighth classification match also held today, Japan defeated South Africa 2-1.

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