With Belgium adding Olympic gold to world and European titles, RUPERT BARKER asks whether the Red Lions’ game will change hockey in 2022
There is no doubt that in recent years both the Belgium men’s and women’s teams have changed three-dimensional hockey.
Historically teams have used the aerial to relieve pressure from defence, but now the Red Lions use it as an attacking weapon. They look to throw from midfield to forwards on the baseline in the D or draw teams onto one side of the field and then chuck diagonally to a player high on the opposite side of the pitch.
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