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Men’s EuroHockey Championship II (Dublin, Ireland)



Pool A



Portugal 1 Türkiye 2



A close game to open the day here in Dublin. Portugal led by one going into half time, but Türkiye pulled two back in a five-minute period to claim the win.



Goalscorers Portugal- FOURIE Aidan Türkiye- ELAGÖZ Müslüm, EKINCI Müslüm



&nbsp;Czech 2 Switzerland 2



This draw means both teams moved above Türkiye in Pool C, with Switzerland on top of the group.



Goalscorers Czech- PLOCHÝ Lukas (2) Switzerland – STOMPS Boris,HUG Yannick



&nbsp;Semi-Final 1



Italy 3 Ukraine 3 (SO Italy 3 Ukraine 4)



Ukraine secured their place in the Olympic Qualifiers with this win over Italy. It was a lively game- Italy taking the lead early but Ukraine responding two minutes later. Through a field goal in the second quarter Ukraine led going into the break. Two goals from Davide Arosio looked to have given the win to Italy, but they could only enjoy it for a minute before Maksym Onofriiuk sent the game to shoutout.



Goalscorers Italy- MONDO Manuel, AROSIO Davide (2) Ukraine- PAZIUK Viacheslav, KOSHELENKO Andrii, ONOFRIIUK Maksym



Goalscorers Shootout Italy- KEENAN Thomas, BROCCO Claudio, AMOROSINI Mattia Ukraine- ONOFRIIUK Maksym, SHEVCHUK Vitalii, KOVALENKO Bohdan, KOSHELENKO Andrii



&nbsp;Semi-Final 2



Ireland 4 Scotland 1



Hosts Ireland secured their place in both the final and the Olympic Qualifiers with this comprehensive win over Scotland.



The game was close and scoreless going into halftime, but two in the third and two in the final quarter sealed it. Alan Forsyth got Scotland on the scoreboard two minutes to the end.



Goalscorers Ireland – DUNCAN Jeremy, JOHNSON Ben, COLE Lee (2) Scotland- FORSYTH Alan







Men’s EuroHockey Championship III (Skierniewice, Poland)



Lithuania 8 Serbia 2



A lively game and a comfortable win for Lithuania. Serbia will be pleased with their performance though, and scored their first goals of the event here.



Goalscorers Lithuania -BALBATUNOVAS Ignas (2), SINKEVIČIUS Povilas (2), ALEKNAVIČIUS Laimonas, POCEVICIUS Mantvydas, RIDLAUSKAS Arnas, STANKEVIČ Rafal Serbia- LOSONCI Adam, MARJANUŠIĆ Darko



&nbsp;Malta 2 Croatia 5



Malta defended well for the first quarter, maintaining the same spread and keeping their opponents out. However Croatia proved too strong, and a flurry of goals in the third quarter secured the win.



Goalscorers Malta – CHIRCOP Karl, CALLEJA Keith Croatia – KRAJINOVIĆ David, ĆAĆIĆ Marko, FUJS Gregor, SLUGA Noa, MESARIĆ Luka



&nbsp;Gibraltar 0 Poland 6



A big home crowd saw Poland secure a comfortable win in the last game of the day. Gibraltar had some moments to score in the first half, but failed to convert. Poland were much more clinical, upping the energy after the first quarter and taking their chances.



Goalscorers Poland – RUTKOWSKI Wojciech (4), BEMBENEK Eryk, MAŁECKI Dominik







Women’s EuroHockey Championship III (Zagreb, Croatia)



After Match Day 3 here in Zagreb, Türkiye and Switzerland top the Pool and will meet in tomorrow’s final.



Türkiye 6 Gibraltar 0



A hattrick from Fatma Songül Gültekin helped Türkiye to a comfortable win against Gibraltar.



Goalscorers Türkiye- GÜLTEKIN Fatma Songül (3), TAŞKIRAN İlayda, KENDIR Zeliha, PAKSOY Gülcan



Croatia 0 Switzerland 0



Maintaining this draw secured Switzerland’s position above Croatia in the standings, sending them to the final.

Ukraine and Ireland secure Olympic Qualifier places, Serbia up their game in Skierniewice, Türkiye and Switzerland advance to final

Ireland became the first side to advance to the semi-finals in the men’s Championship II in Dublin with a second big win while Gibraltar, Croatia and Poland all have perfect records in Skierniewice.



In Zagreb, Gibraltar created history when they played their first women’s international match; they were undone by Switzerland whose 4-0 win was matched by Türkiye’s win over hosts Croatia.



Men’s EuroHockey Championship II (Dublin, Ireland)



Pool A



Czech Republic 4 Portugal 3



Lukas Plóchy scored a 58th minute winner to ignite the Czech Republic’s chances of reaching the semi-finals, winning a cracker against Portugal.



Rodrigo Castro had Portugal in front in Q1 before the towering Ondrej Hes equalised in the second quarter. The Czechs took the lead for the first time in the second half through Jakub Klaban amid a helter-skelter phase.



Vasco Ribeiro equalised at 2-2 but Plóchy made it 3-2 within a couple of minutes. Tiago Ventosa levelled for a third time with the game’s fourth goal in an 11-minute spell but Plóchy eventually settled it.



Ukraine 0 Ireland 7



Ireland confirmed their semi-final spot as their set piece power earned them a second comfortable win of the week. Penalty corner strikes from Shane O’Donoghue and Lee Cole made it 2-0 at half-time and the same pair scored in Q3, the former from a corner, the latter from a stroke, for a 4-0 advantage.



They added three more in the last four minutes to strengthen their place at the top of the table, Ben Walker, Conor Empey and another Cole stroke making it seven.&nbsp;They are now three points clear of the Czechs and Ukraine who meet on Wednesday.



Men’s EuroHockey Championship III (Skierniewice, Poland)



Gibraltar 7 Lithuania 2



Gibraltar became the first side to make it six points from the first two days of the competition as they had too much in the tank for Lithuania. Julian Lopez scored from a stroke in the second minute; Lithuania levelled from a corner deflection goal via Algirdas Jackevicius but Gibraltar never looked back once they hit the front again before the end of the first quarter from Julian Hernandez’s close range goal.



A lovely Ethan Balban first-time goal stretched the lead to 3-1 and Joseph Caetano slapped in a fourth in the third quarter. Craig Bossano-Anes got the fifth after a flowing team move. Arnas Ridlauskas got one back but one more from Hernandez and Caetano closed out the win.



Serbia 0 Croatia 7



Croatia are up to two wins from two thanks to their seven goal win over neighbours Serbia. Teenager Noa Sluga set the ball rolling before Josip Krleža took over with four goals in four minutes in the second quarter including a delicious behind-the-back tap and a reverse-stick rocket.



Gregor Fujs added two more in the second half to continue their confident start to the tournament.



Poland 6 Malta 0



Poland made it two big wins from two as they got the best of Malta. Eryk Bembenek emphatically hit the top of the net in the 15th minute and they were 2-0 up from a Jacek Kurowski corner before half-time.



Mateusz Nowakowski weaved a gap down the left baseline for the third in the second half and they finished with a flourish with Bembenek adding two more either side of a Robert Pawlak goal.



Croatia and Poland put their 100% records to the test on Wednesday on day three of the competition while Gibraltar meet Serbia and Lithuania face Malta.



Women’s EuroHockey Championship III (Zagreb, Croatia)



Switzerland 4 Gibraltar 0



Switzerland showed their know-how to get the win on what was an historic day for Gibraltar, playing in their first ever women’s international fixture. They were under pressure from the start but defended well until Nathanja Verburg broke the deadlock in the 22nd minute when she followed up an initial block.



And the Swiss picked up the pieces again in the first 45 seconds of the second half from a loose clearance, Sarah Zepf cashing in. Sofie Stomps got the third from a swift right-wing attack and Nadine Pfister completed the win.



Türkiye 4 Croatia 0



Türkiye began their competition in upbeat mood with a 4-0 win over hosts Croatia to share top spot after day one in Zagreb. Corner injector Tugçe Sahiner started it off in the third minute before a run of three goals in four minutes before the end of the third quarter settled matters.



A driving run from Perihan Çinar set up Zeliha Kendir for a great goal to start that run. Fatma Songül Gültekin roofed the next on the dive and, from the next attack, Çinar was on the end of a smooth move.



The Turks meet Switzerland on day two in a battle to see who will take top spot at this early stage of the competition and put themselves in pole position for a top-two spot.

Gibraltar make international debut in Zagreb as Ireland shine in Dublin and three sides are 100% in Poland

Zagreb is set to host European competition for the second time in as many weeks with four teams battling it out for the EuroHockey Championship III title.



It will have a piece of history attached with Gibraltar playing in a women’s Euros for the first time, going up against the hosts, Switzerland and Türkiye. They will play an initial round-robin group before the top two go into the final and the bottom two contest the bronze match.



Below is a look at the teams in action.



** All games will be broadcast on&nbsp;<a href="http://www.eurohockeytv.org/">www.eurohockeytv.org</a>



EuroHockey Championship III Women



Croatia (WR: 45)



Croatia come into the competition off the back of two wins over Hungary with goals spread between Dora Jelcic, Lucija Nizek, Martina Petretić, Ana Čolić and Lucija Čepo.



Čepo was in outstanding form for HAHK Mladost in club action, top scoring with eight goals in Porto in the Club Challenge III.



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16-year-old goalkeeper Tea Andrčić was one of the stars of the Under-21 EuroHockey Indoor Championship in January and she is growing in experience and shares the pad-duties with Nicole Stėpić.&nbsp;



Their wider of panel of 20 players had eight teenagers in it, a number of whom were in action last week in the Under-18 championships.&nbsp;



A top three finish would mark their best ever finish in EuroHockey Championship action having finished fourth at this level in 2005, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2021.



Gibraltar (no ranking)



Gibraltar will make history when they hit the turf on Tuesday to take on Switzerland as they play in their first ever women’s fixtures in the EuroHockey Championships with every player making their debut for the country.



It is a side with a youthful profile with 15-year-old Ella Byrne the youngest of three teenagers in their line-up and 15 players 25 or younger. Alison Jessen captains the side.



The side is coached by Christian Zammit who also coached Europa in the Club Challenge III in June and he has Eva Silva, Ashley Garcia, Cara Macleod, Lorena Garcia, Emma and Louise Flower, Alexandra Casciaro and Nadya Riley from that side to call on for this competition.



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Switzerland (WR: 44)



While the Swiss side have not played a senior outdoor international in 2023, it has still been a busy year on the international circuit for many of their players with a strong portion of their Hockey5s panel who finished fourth two weeks ago back again.



The likes of new Kampong signing Sofie Stomps (moving from UHC Hamburg), Carina Zimmerman, Sarah Zepf and Ursina Fazis are included in their long list from that event in Walcz. Under-21 rising stars like Paulina Appel, Charlene Heselhaus and Nele Pöhler.



Switzerland have been in the top three of this competition for the past three editions, taking silver in both 2017 and 2021, beating Croatia 4-0 and Türkiye 2-1 in the latter run.&nbsp;



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 Türkiye (WR: 36)



Türkiye are the highest ranked side and, perhaps, the most experienced of the line-ups in Zagreb and keen to emulate their gold medal from the last time they visited Croatia in 2017 for a Championship III tournament.



Perihan Çinar captains the side, as she does in both indoors and Hockey5s as well. She was the top scorer in the latter format in Walcz a fortnight ago with 22 goals in six games. Along with defender Sinem Yalçin, the strong running Fatma Songül Gültekin, they have a number of strong performers keen to make their mark.



They got the best of Croatia in three previous meetings on this stage but did fall to the Swiss two years ago in Lipovci.&nbsp;



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Gibraltar set to make history in Zagreb for women’s Championship III

Poland is ready to host another event in a busy summer with Skierniewice the venue for the men’s EuroHockey Championship III following hot on the heels of the women’s Hockey5s in Walcz.



The event features six teams with the hosts facing Gibraltar, Croatia, Lithuania, Malta and Serbia in a single, round-robin group which gets under way on Monday.



Here’s the background on this week’s teams.



** All games will be shown live on&nbsp;<a href="http://www.eurohockeytv.org/">www.eurohockeytv.org</a>



Poland (WR: 28)



Hosts Poland are competing in the third tier for the first time and, based on world rankings and prior events, will be one of the main challengers having finished fourth in the second tier in both 2019 and 2021 in Gniezno.



The squad features a quarter from WKS Grunwald Poznan and the Wojciech Rutkowski and Marcin Szczęsny from new national champions KS Pomorzanin Torun.&nbsp;



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Otherwise, they have a smattering of players based elsewhere. There is a trio from Belgian club Pingouin – Jakub Chucmencxuk, Tomasz and Eryk Bembenek – while Robert Pawlak is with Indiana. In Germany, Jacek Kurowski is with TSV Mannheim and Maksymilian Koperski plays for GTHGC Hamburg.



Recently, they have shown up well to beat second tier sides Ukraine 3-2 and the Czech Republic 1-0



Gibraltar (WR: 50)



Gibraltar return to European Championship III action having and will be looking to emulate their run to the semi-finals in 2019 when they edged out Portugal in a shoot-out for bronze in the end.



The side is much changed since then; indeed, there is a changing of the guard from their 2022 qualifiers campaign in Scotland and they have a side with a range of experiences with four teenagers in the line-up while 49-year-old Adrian Bado is also included.&nbsp;



Julian Lopez captains the side and will be a key man in front of goal; he has scored 14 times in 21 internationals while Kayron Stagno, Julian Hernandez and goalkeeper Joseph Borg are the experienced heads in the side.



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Croatia (WR: 53)



Croatia will be looking to repeat their 2019 heroics when they landed gold in Championship III in Gibraltar when they got the best of Switzerland in the final.&nbsp;



In preparation, they won a tri-nations series with a 3-2 victory over Hungary and a 7-3 success against this week’s rivals Serbia. Josip Krleža was among the goals with a hat trick against the Hungarians while Josip Jazbec and Mario Illinović got two each against the Serbs.&nbsp;



In last year’s qualifiers, they were more than competitive against the likes of Ukraine and Italy while their club sides HAHK Mladost (third in Trophy II) and SK Zelina (third in Challenge I) doing well in their European club competitions to give them confidence for the week ahead.



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Lithuania (70)



Lithuania are playing their first capped matches since last summer when they had a tough time in their qualifiers in Calais, falling to France, Ireland and Türkiye. In 2021, they ended in sixth place in Lousada in Championships III.



Their wider panel does have plenty of young guns in it, including a quartet of those who lined out for the Under-18s in Wales last week. Algirda Jackevicius and Matvydas Pocevicius are experienced heads in the squad.



They meet Malta for the sixth time in eight years, winning four of those encountered but they did fall 1-0 the last time they played in 2021.&nbsp;



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Malta (WR: 73)



Malta will be competing in Championship III for the fourth successive edition having ended in fifth in 2017, eighth in 2019 and seventh in 2021. They will be coached this time by the recently appointed head coach Chris Attard who was assistant in 2019 and 2021.



They will look to the experience of English-based Tom Degiovanni and his brother Zak along with Shaun Grima and captain Joseph Cuschieiri who are all playing in their fifth European competition.



These fixtures will be their first on the international stage since 2021 but their club sides Qormi Daikin (winners in Challenge III) and Sliema Hostsicks (third in Challenge II) did enjoy strong European club campaigns.&nbsp;



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Serbia (WR: 94)



Serbia are taking part in just their second ever European competition outdoors with the previous being a third place in Championship IV in 2007 in Predanovci. As such, it is uncharted territory for the squad who have played just four international fixtures in the past few years.



The first couple in June 2022 against Croatia and Hungary while last month they played the same opposition in Zagreb to help their preparations.&nbsp;



The team is captained by Michae Dorgan who is a dual cricket and hockey international for his adopted country having grown up in South Africa. At 94th, they are the third lowest ranked side in the FIH rankings but a couple of wins could soon see them move up the list.



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Tag: Championship III

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