Hockey World Cup: Germany down Netherlands in clinical display
By The Hockey Paper, Bhubaneswar Germany, the two-time champions, charged to a scintillating 4-1 win in their Pool D World Cup clash on Wednesday to underline …
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Hockey Pro League: Australia rule the roost over Germany
Eighteen matches, 94 goals and an average of five goals per game across the men’s and women’s FIH Pro League. Do teams know there is Olympic …
How depleted Germany lifted hockey world in Bhubaneswar
It was a case of forced bravado which propelled Germany into the hearts of the hockey world and the Indian paying public after the World League bronze medal …
Women’s Hockey World Cup: Black strip holds key for Germany!
By The Hockey Paper After Kit-gate came the Germany response – and they did so with their second strip which struck fear into the youthful Argentinians …
Great Britain hockey men draw 5-5 with Germany to end European tour
By The Hockey Paper Luke Taylor, who joined the centralised programme in 2017, nearly capped a superb individual end to his European tour as Great Britain drew …
Alster’s unrivalled passion saw us to German hockey title, says Amy Gibson
By Rod Gilmour Scotland goalkeeper Amy Gibson has revealed the “amazing passion” which propelled Alster to a first German women’s title. Alster went to …
Moritz Furste ‘the Cristiano Ronaldo of the hockey world’
The Hockey Social looks back on the great German’s career with an assorted mix of social media which underlined his status as one of the game’s greats What …
German hockey idol Moritz Furste is true legend, says Barry Middleton
By Rod Gilmour From one midfielder to another, England’s Barry Middleton has heaped praise on Moritz Furste by admitting that the retiring German is …
Christopher Ruhr given opportunity to switch from hockey to Bayern Munich
By The Hockey Paper Christopher Ruhr, one of world hockey’s prized forwards, is poised to try out a sensational cross-sport switch from hockey to soccer …
England hockey teams outdone by Germany with final pool matches deciding EuroHockey fate
By Rod Gilmour in Amsterdam For the first few days at these EuroHockey Championships, there was a distinctly English feel. The local cricket side played behind …
