Monday, September 9, 2024

Olympics Hockey: ‘They came to have a fight,’ admits Belgium’s John-John Dohmen

TOKYO — With over 400 caps, Belgian veteran midfielder John-John Dohmen has played in his fair share of no-holds-barred tussles over the years.

But even he was left surprised at the level of tackles put in by the German side as the Red Lions dusted themselves and prevailed 3-1 to keep up their 100 per cent record.

The world champions took the lead when forward Cedric Charlier netted twice in the first seven minutes.

Continue reading...

Unlock our premium content and get use of our app. Use coupon OLYMPICS1 to get all our exclusive Olympic coverage until 31st August for only £6.49.

Simply select Monthly or Yearly subscription and use coupon OLYMPICS1 when prompted.

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

More Olympic news, features & interviews
Full Olympic schedule and matches
Subscribe AD FREE to our best content

Hockey Factory Shop

spot_img

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

More from Author

Katrina Powell stays on as Hockey Australia women’s coach

Australian national women’s hockey coach Katrina Powell has extended her tenure...

Hockey Matters: The elite athlete is measured in practice

So, you want to be an elite athlete, or you believe...

3G hockey woes continue on eve of season; council helps Notts club return

Leeds based Boston Spa Hockey Club’s women division is folding ahead...

Ireland’s most sustainable hockey pitch opens

Republic of Ireland’s most sustainable hockey pitch has opened at Pembroke...

- A word from our sponsors -

spot_img