Sunday 7 December 2025
FIH Hockey Men's Junior World Cup Tamil Nadu 2025
Madurai and Chennai
All times GMT +5:30
Madurai
6 Dec 2025 09:00 NAM v CAN (21/24) 1 - 3
6 Dec 2025 11:30 OMA v EGY (21/24) 2 - 8
6 Dec 2025 14:00 AUT v CHN (17/20) 1 - 1 ( SO 3 - 1)
6 Dec 2025 16:30 BAN v KOR (17/20) 5 - 3
8 Dec 2025 09:00 NAM v OMA (23/24)
8 Dec 2025 11:30 CAN v EGY (21/22)
8 Dec 2025 14:00 CHN v KOR (19/20)
8 Dec 2025 16:30 AUT v BAN (17/18)
Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium
6 Dec 2025 12:30 CHI v JPN (13/16) 1 - 3
6 Dec 2025 15:00 MAS v SUI (13/16) 7 - 3
6 Dec 2025 17:30 ENG v AUS (9/12) 3 - 1
6 Dec 2025 20:00 RSA v IRL (9/12) 2 - 4
7 Dec 2025 12:30 BEL v FRA (5/8) 3 - 2
7 Dec 2025 15:00 NZL v NED (5/8) 3 - 6
7 Dec 2025 17:30 ESP v ARG (SF) 2 - 1
7 Dec 2025 20:00 IND v GER (SF) 1 - 5
Pool standings
FIH Match Centre
Classification matches produce the drama at Hockey Men’s Junior World Cup
The FIH Hockey Men’s Junior World Cup Tamil Nadu 2025 saw the calssification matches for positions 9-16 and 17-24 on Day 8 of action with England and Ireland setting up an enticing 9-10 place playoff, while it will be Bangladesh taking on Austria in the battle for 17th place and the newly-instituted Challenger Trophy, an initiative from FIH President Tayyab Ikram! 
Austria progresses via shootout again, Amirul Islam continues to shine
Here’s a roundup from the ongoing classification matches at the FIH Men’s Junior World Cup in Madurai.
Anish Pathiyil
Austria keeper Lorenz Breitenecker saves an effort during the shootout against China at the Madurai International Hockey Stadium. | Photo Credit: G. MOORTHY
Austria and Bangladesh won their respective crossover matches at the FIH Junior Men’s Hockey World Cup 2025 at the Madurai International Hockey Stadium on Saturday to set up a 17th-place playoff clash. The winner of that game, set to take place on Monday, will receive the new Challenger Trophy, constituted by FIH president Tayyab Ikram.
England trumps Australia, Malaysia crushes Switzerland
Here’s a roundup from the ongoing classification matches at the FIH Men’s Junior World Cup in Chennai.
Saikat Chakraborty
England defeated Australia 3-1 to enter the ninth-place classification match on Saturday. | Photo Credit: PTI
England outscored Australia 3-1 at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium on Saturday to secure a spot in the ninth-place classification match of the FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup 2025.
Malaysia outclass Switzerland 7-3 in Chennai
By Aftar Singh
After three consecutive defeats, Malaysia beat Switzerland 7-3 in a Junior World Cup (JWC) 13th-16th classification match at Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium in Chennai.
KUALA LUMPUR: After three consecutive defeats, Malaysia beat Switzerland 7-3 in a Junior World Cup (JWC) 13th-16th classification match at Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium in Chennai today.
Australia's Horror Show In Junior Hockey World Cup Continues After 1-3 Defeat To England
Australia had won the tournament once way back in 1997 in Milton Keynes, England and since then they have been chasing the title despite being a hockey powerhouse.
Feroz Khan
Players of Australia and England vie for the ball during the FIH Hockey Men's Junior World Cup 2025. (PTI Photo)
Former champions Australia experienced another setback in the FIH Junior World Cup, losing 1-3 to England in the ninth to 12th classification match in Chennai on Saturday.
Ireland get their vengeance with win over South Africa in penultimate FIH Junior World Cup Classification Match
IRELAND 4 – 2 SOUTH AFRICA
India: Having lost in their FIH Junior World Cup Pool Stage meeting with South Africa, the Ireland U21 Men got their vengeance recording a 4-2 win in their penultimate outing in India. A Greg Williams hattrick, a goal from Noa Mulvey and a defensive masterclass from the side including two goal-line saves from Ben Walker sees Ireland progress to the 9/10 Place Play-Off match against England on Tuesday, December 9.
South Africa Fall to Ireland Despite Dominating Rematch, Will Play Australia for 11th
South Africa suffered a frustrating 4–2 defeat to Ireland in their playoff semifinal, a result that sends the Africans into the 11th-place match despite controlling almost every major metric of the contest, including an overwhelming 35 circle entries to Ireland’s 13 and a 7–4 advantage in penalty corners.
Prince Deep Singh steps into Sreejesh’s legacy with breakout performance
Prince Deep Singh’s heroics during the pressure-cooker shootout against Belgium—featuring clutch saves against Nicolas Bogaerts and Nathan Rogge—were instrumental in sealing India’s place in the semifinal.
Saikat Chakraborty
“I started as a goalkeeper in 2016. At that time, I saw Sreejesh sir at the Rio Olympics, and since then I’m wearing No. 16,” the 21-year-old explained,” said Prince Deep Singh. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
For years, the revered No. 16 jersey has been synonymous with the guardian of India’s hockey dreams. At the FIH Men’s Hockey Junior World Cup 2025, young custodian Prince Deep Singh stepped boldly into that powerful legacy, delivering a phenomenal breakout performance in the iconic jersey once worn by PR Sreejesh.
Spain and Germany advance to men’s JWC semi-finals
Spain will meet Argentina while Germany face India in the men’s semi-finals on Sunday of the FIH Junior Cup following a thrilling series of quarter-finals.
Goliath Germany stands between India and final
Germany’s record in the Junior World Cup is staggering: seven titles (including three as West Germany) across the last 13 editions. In the six instances it failed to lift the trophy, it secured a podium finish five times, with its only exception being 2005.
Saikat Chakraborty
The key to victory for India will be playing the opposition in front of them, not the weight of the occasion or the difficult history. | Photo Credit: B. Jothi Ramalingam
Having navigated its “first real test”, India now faces its most formidable hurdle in the ongoing FIH Men’s Junior Hockey World Cup 2025. On Sunday at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium, PR Sreejesh’s squad will clash with reigning champion Germany for a spot in the final.
No plan to increase number of teams in Senior WC from 16 to 24: FIH President Tayyab Ikram
The ongoing Junior World Cup happening in Madurai and Chennai was expanded from 16 teams to 24, but FIH President Tayyab Ikran said that a similar change is unlikely for the senior event.
FIH President Tayyab Ikram addressed the media at a press conference in Chennai on Saturday. | Photo Credit: PTI
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) is not yet ready to increase the number of teams in the senior men’s World Cup to 24, as it has done for the ongoing junior event, citing a huge gap in performance levels.
FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup City of Santiago 2025
City of Santiago
All times GMT -4
6 Dec 2025 09:00 CHN v RSA (Pool D) 4 - 0
6 Dec 2025 11:15 ENG v AUT (Pool D) 7 - 0
6 Dec 2025 13:30 AUS v SCO (Pool E) 3 - 0
6 Dec 2025 15:45 ZIM v BEL (Pool B) 0 - 21
6 Dec 2025 18:00 CAN v ESP (Pool E) 0 - 3
6 Dec 2025 20:15 ARG v WAL (Pool B) 8 - 0
7 Dec 2025 09:00 URU v RSA (9/16) 1 - 1 (3 - 1 SO)
7 Dec 2025 11:15 JPN v KOR (9/16) 2 - 2 ( SO 4 - 3)
7 Dec 2025 13:30 NZL v AUT (17/24) 7 - 2
7 Dec 2025 15:45 ESP v IRL (9/16) 3 - 0
7 Dec 2025 18:00 CHI v ZIM (17/24)
7 Dec 2025 20:15 IND v WAL (9/16)
8 Dec 2025 09:00 CAN v MAS (17/24)
8 Dec 2025 11:15 SCO v NAM (17/24)
8 Dec 2025 13:30 NED v ENG (QF)
8 Dec 2025 15:45 USA v BEL (QF)
8 Dec 2025 18:00 AUS v CHN (QF)
8 Dec 2025 20:15 GER v ARG (QF)
Pool standings
FIH Match Centre
Belgium set a historic record as the FIH Hockey Women’s Junior World Cup 2025 draw is confirmed
The sixth day of the FIH Hockey Women’s Junior World Cup City of Santiago 2025 was marked by Belgium’s historic 21–0 win over Zimbabwe, the widest margin ever recorded in the tournament. The European side were led by Agathe Favart, who scored four goals, supported by hat-tricks from Alexi Van Remortel, Chloé Delhalle and Emilie Verhees, in a performance that secured top place in the pool and qualification for the next phase. China, England, Australia, Spain and Argentina also celebrated victories, with Argentina closing their group with a solid 8–0 in the rain to secure second place with a goal difference of +20.
China Too Clinical as South Africa Await Their Fate in Final Pool Standings
South Africa wrapped up their group stage campaign at the Junior World Cup with a demanding encounter against China, knowing that anything less than a win would place them in the bottom half of the tournament. It was always going to be a challenging task and China showed their intent from the very first whistle.
Scotland dig deep but edged out by Australia at Women’s Junior World Cup
Scotland 0-3 Australia
It was a performance full of commitment and determination but Scotland lost 3-0 to an impressive Australia side at Women’s Junior World Cup 2025 in Santiago, Chile.
How Indian women’s team missed out on quarterfinals despite two wins with good margin
India ended up missing out on place in the quarterfinals, as the tourmament's new format ended their hopes of progressing to the business end
Indian women's team in action. (FIH Media)
Early on Friday in Chile, Indian women’s U21 team played their third group-stage match at the FIH Junior World Cup againt Ireland, making it two wins out three matches to be on six points. But, as all group-stage matches came to an end on Saturday, India ended up missing out on place in the quarterfinals, as the tourmament’s new format ended their hopes of progressing to the business end.
2025 Test Matches RSA v IND (M)
Cape Town, South Africa
All times GMT +2
7 Dec 2025 17:00 RSA v IND 2 - 5
8 Dec 2025 19:00 RSA v IND
FIH Match Centre
India Men’s Hockey Team Faces South Africa in Three-Match Series at Cape Town
In men’s hockey, India will take on South Africa in the first game of the three-match series tour at Stellenbosch, Cape Town, today. The match will begin at 8:30 pm Indian Standard Time. The South Africa tour in the Western Cape, scheduled for the 7th, 9th and 10th of this month, marks the Indian team’s final international window of the calendar year.
SEA Games Thailand 2025 (Hockey5s)
Bangkok (THA)
GMT +7
Men
7 Dec 2025 10:00 THA v PHI (One Pool) 11 - 0
7 Dec 2025 11:00 INA v MAS (One Pool) 2 - 4
7 Dec 2025 15:00 THA v INA (One Pool)
7 Dec 2025 16:00 MAS v PHI (One Pool)
8 Dec 2025 12:00 INA v PHI (One Pool)
8 Dec 2025 14:00 MAS v THA (One Pool)
Pool standings
Women
7 Dec 2025 12:00 MAS v INA (One Pool) 5 - 3
7 Dec 2025 14:00 THA v PHI (One Pool) 10 - 0
8 Dec 2025 10:00 INA v THA (One Pool)
8 Dec 2025 11:00 MAS v PHI (One Pool)
8 Dec 2025 15:00 THA v MAS (One Pool)
8 Dec 2025 16:00 INA v PHI (One Pool)
Pool standings
FIH Match Centre
SEA Games 2025: Senior hockey squad given mission to defend gold medal
Speedy Tigers head coach Sarjit Singh. - FILE pic
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will field a senior squad with the mission to defend the men's field hockey championship at the 2025 SEA Games in Chonburi, Thailand from Dec 11 to 19.
Uncle and nephew hockey show in Bangkok
By Aftar Singh
SEA Games hockey player Amanraj Singh. - Pic courtesy of Amanraj Singh
KUALA LUMPUR: It will be, in a way, an uncle and nephew hockey show at the Thailand SEA Games.
2025 Test Matches DEN v IRL (M)
Lyngby Hallen
All times GMT +1
6 Dec 2025 13:30 DEN v IRL 5 - 4
6 Dec 2025 16:30 IRL v DEN 4 - 6
7 Dec 2025 09:30 DEN v IRL 2 - 3
7 Dec 2025 12:30 IRL v DEN 5 - 5
FIH Match Centre
2025 Test Matches LTU v IRL (W)
Vilnius Sports School
All times GMT +1
5 Dec 2025 21:00 LTU v IRL 2 - 2
6 Dec 2025 09:30 IRL v LTU 5 - 0
6 Dec 2025 21:20 LTU v IRL 3 - 2
7 Dec 2025 09:15 IRL v LTU 3 - 1
FIH Match Centre
Saturday 6 December 2025
FIH Hockey Men's Junior World Cup Tamil Nadu 2025
Madurai and Chennai
All times GMT +5:30
Madurai
6 Dec 2025 09:00 NAM v CAN (21/24) 1 - 3
6 Dec 2025 11:30 OMA v EGY (21/24) 2 - 8
6 Dec 2025 14:00 AUT v CHN (17/20) 1 - 1 ( SO 3 - 1)
6 Dec 2025 16:30 BAN v KOR (17/20) 5 - 3
Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium
5 Dec 2025 12:30 ESP v NZL (QF) 4 - 3
5 Dec 2025 15:00 FRA v GER (QF) 2 - 2 (SO 1 - 3)
5 Dec 2025 17:30 NED v ARG (QF) 0 - 1
5 Dec 2025 20:00 IND v BEL (QF) 2 - 2 ( 4 - 3)
6 Dec 2025 12:30 CHI v JPN (13/16) 1 - 3
6 Dec 2025 15:00 MAS v SUI (13/16) 7 - 3
6 Dec 2025 17:30 ENG v AUS (9/12) 3 - 1
6 Dec 2025 20:00 RSA v IRL (9/12) 2 - 4
7 Dec 2025 12:30 BEL v FRA (5/8) 3 - 2
7 Dec 2025 15:00 NZL v NED (5/8)
7 Dec 2025 17:30 ESP v ARG (SF)
7 Dec 2025 20:00 IND v GER (SF)
Pool standings
FIH Match Centre
Hockey Men’s Junior World Cup gets its four semi-finalists
Chennai’s Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium lit-up on Friday, which saw the four quarter-finals of the FIH Hockey Men’s Junior World Cup Tamil Nadu 2025 producing breathtaking finishes, with all matches going down to the wire.
Spain, Argentina, Germany qualify for semifinals
Spain prevailed over New Zealand 4-3 while Germany needed a shootout to edge past France. Argentina beat the Netherlands 1-0 to win the third quarterfinal.
Saikat Chakraborty
Spain’s Bruno Avila made the decisive impact in the contest, scoring a Penalty Corner late in the fourth quarter against New Zealand. | Photo Credit: PTI
Spain set up a semifinal clash against Argentina, while defending champion Germany overcame a spirited French defence in the quarterfinals of the FIH Men’s Hockey Junior World Cup 2025 at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium on Friday.
India beat Belgium 2-2 (4-3 SO) in a thrilling quarterfinal; setup semis clash against seven-time champions Germany 
Princedeep Singh was India's cynosure in defence while Sharda Nand Tiwari struck thrice in the shootout; Captain Rohit and Sharda Nand Tiwari overcame Belgium's resolute defence to score for India in regulation time
Chennai: Spirited Indian Junior Men's Hockey Team held their nerves to beat Belgium 2-2 (4-3 SO) in a high-octane quarterfinal clash here at the FIH Hockey Men's Junior World Cup Tamil Nadu 2025 in Chennai. Princedeep Singh was the hero of the match with some incredible saves in the shootout that brought about glimpses of his coach PR Sreejesh, the former custodian of Indian senior team.
Prince's royal show takes India into Semis
s2h Team
Prince Deep Singh was the toast of Indian hockey on Friday after his imposing presence under the bar helped script a victory for the ages against Belgium in a FIH Junior World Cup quarterfinal at the Mayor Radhakrishnan stadium on Friday.
India beats Belgium to qualify for semifinals
India prevailed 4-3 in a shootout to edge out the Belgians. The home side will now face defending champion Germany in the last-four.
Saikat Chakraborty
India captain Rohit scored the side’s first goal against Belgium. | Photo Credit: B. Jothi Ramalingam
India secured a dramatic 4-3 shootout victory over Belgium in the quarterfinal of the FIH Men’s Hockey Junior World Cup 2025 at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium on Friday, setting up a semifinal clash with reigning champion Germany.
Sreejesh demands more from India despite win over Belgium in quarters
The former India goalkeeper acknowledged that the pressure of the quarterfinal played a role in the team’s shortcomings but demanded more clinical execution.
Saikat Chakraborty
India beat Belgium 4-3 in the shootout to seal a spot in the semifinals of the Junior World Cup, where it will face Germany. | Photo Credit: B. Jothi Ramalingam
India scraped through to the semifinals of the FIH Men’s Hockey Junior World Cup 2025, overcoming Belgium 4-3 in a shootout after a tense 2-2 draw in the quarters. However, India’s head coach, P. R. Sreejesh, was far from pleased with the team’s overall performance, despite the hard-fought victory.
Sreejesh critical of India after Belgium shootout win: They will get a mouthful
PR Sreejesh was critical of his side's performance in the quarter-final of the Jr. Men's Hockey World Cup despite securing a thrilling shootout win over against Belgium on Friday, December 5.
Sreejesh said he will give his side a mouthful after the Belgium performance (Credit: Hockey India)
India coach PR Sreejesh was critical of his side's performance in their shoot-out thriller win over Belgium in Chennai on Friday, December 5. Prince Deep Singh was the star of the show as he pulled some sensational stops to ensure India won the match 4-3 in the shoot-out after the match ended 2-2 in regulation time.
Jon Bleby’s journey to shaping England’s next generation at the Junior Hockey World Cup
Bleby has already scaled the coaching ladder, moving up from the junior categories to be the assistant coach and also the team manager of the Great Britain and England senior men’s team.
Anish Pathiyil
Jon Bleby (right) has made himself at home with the Under-21 side, choosing to guide the younger generation to the top level. | Photo Credit: G. MOORTHY
He once walked away from the sport at the peak of his powers with his future looking fuzzy. Now, he’s been pacing the dugout for 16 years as a coach, giving it back to the same game that he was once apprehensive of.
How Argentina’s anger at a ‘discriminatory’ article on Dutch website led to a thrilling win against the Netherlands
A preview of the quarterfinals on the official website, could be translated as, "It promises to be a clash of two styles: the blond Dutch hockey players – a strong collective at this World Cup – versus the brazen Argentinian bravado", while also commenting on their tattoos
by Vinayakk Mohanarangan
Argentina's celebrations initially seemed like one of sheer joy at pulling off an impressive defensive effort but their head coach Juan Gilardi later revealed there was more to it than met the eye. (Photo Credit: Hockey India)
It was a thrilling win for Argentina against one of the game’s powerhouses, the Netherlands, in the quarterfinals at the FIH Junior World Cup in Chennai on Friday. Just one goal – Captain Tomas Ruiz’s 52nd-minute effort from a Penalty Corner – was enough for Argentina to eliminate one of the pre-tournament favourites. Argentina’s celebrations initially seemed like one of sheer joy at pulling off an impressive defensive effort but their head coach Juan Gilardi later revealed there was more to it than met the eye. That his wards were triggered by an article on a Dutch website, which they found ‘discriminatory’.
International teams at the FIH Hockey Men’s Junior World Cup Tamil Nadu 2025 Take in Tamil Nadu’s Iconic Jallikattu tradition 
Madurai: In a vibrant cultural showcase during the ongoing FIH Hockey Men’s Junior World Cup Tamil Nadu 2025, international teams staying in Madurai travelled to witness Tamil Nadu’s famed traditional sport - Jallikattu - at the Kalaignar Centenary Jaikattu Arena. Teams including Canada, Namibia, Egypt, Austria, China, Bangladesh, Korea, Oman, and tournament officials arrived through the morning for the special visit, experiencing South India’s most cherished and indigenous sporting traditions first hand. Present on the august occasion to greet and interact with the teams was P Moorthy, Hon'ble Minister for Commercial Taxes and Registration Govt of Tamil Nadu.
FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup City of Santiago 2025
City of Santiago
All times GMT -4
5 Dec 2025 09:00 IRL v IND (Pool C) 0 - 4
5 Dec 2025 11:15 GER v NAM (Pool C) 8 - 0
5 Dec 2025 13:30 NZL v KOR (Pool F) 2 - 3
5 Dec 2025 15:45 NED v MAS (Pool A) 13 - 0
5 Dec 2025 18:00 USA v URU (Pool F) 3- 1
5 Dec 2025 20:15 CHI v JPN (Pool A) 1 - 3
6 Dec 2025 09:00 CHN v RSA (Pool D) 4 - 0
6 Dec 2025 11:15 ENG v AUT (Pool D) 7 - 0
6 Dec 2025 13:30 AUS v SCO (Pool E) 3 - 0
6 Dec 2025 15:45 ZIM v BEL (Pool B) 0 - 21
6 Dec 2025 18:00 CAN v ESP (Pool E) 0 - 3
6 Dec 2025 20:15 ARG v WAL (Pool B) 8 - 0
7 Dec 2025 09:00 1st best 4th v 4th best 4th (17/24)
7 Dec 2025 11:15 2nd best 4th v 3rd best 4th (17/24)
7 Dec 2025 13:30 3rd best 2nd v 4th best 3rd (9/16)
7 Dec 2025 15:45 4th best 2nd v 3rd best 3rd (9/16)
7 Dec 2025 18:00 5th best 2nd v 2nd best 3rd (9/16)
7 Dec 2025 20:15 6th best 2nd v 1st best 3rd (9/16)
Pool standings
FIH Match Centre
Netherlands take another flawless step as Germany strengthen their credentials on Day 5 in Santiago
The Netherlands once again confirmed why they are the tournament’s leading contenders: they closed the pool phase with a commanding 13–0 win over Malaysia, reaching 31 goals scored without conceding and showing a level of tactical authority unmatched in Santiago. Iris de Kemp’s hat-trick and an offensive production with no comparison on Chilean turf underlined their dominance. Germany were the other major force of the day, securing the top spot in their pool with a solid 8–0 win over Namibia, driven by four goals from Lynn Krings in a performance that reinforced their strength heading into the quarter-finals.
India register dominant 4-0 victory over Ireland at the FIH Hockey Junior Women’s World Cup 2025
Purnima Yadav (42',58'), Kanika Siwach (12’) and Sakshi Rana (57') scored for India. 
Santiago, Chile: The Indian Junior Women’s Hockey Team secured a dominant 4-0 win over Ireland in their final Pool C match of the FIH Junior Women’s World Cup at the Centro Deportivo de Hockey Césped, Estadio Nacional in Santiago on Friday. Purnima Yadav (42',58'), Kanika Siwach (12’) and Sakshi Rana (57') scored the goals for India.
India come out on top in Ireland U21 Women’s final pool stage match in Chile
Chile: India came away with a 4-0 win in the Ireland U21 Women’s final FIH Junior World Cup Pool Stage match in Chile. Despite a huge effort from the side, India built a gradual lead, scoring after 12 and 42 minutes before two late goals extended their lead to four.
India blanks Ireland 4-0
Purnima (42’,58’), Kanika Siwach (12’) and Sakshi Rana (57’) scored the goals for India at the Centro Deportivo de Hockey Césped, Estadio Nacional in Santiago.
Indian players celebrate after scoring against Ireland in the FIH Women’s Junior Hockey World Cup. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement)
Purnima Yadav hit a brace to lead India to a dominant 4-0 victory over Ireland in its final Pool C match at the FIH Women’s Junior Hockey World Cup here on Friday.
Malaysia whipped 13-0 by Netherlands
By Aftar Singh
Malaysia players (in red) in action against the Netherlands in Santiago, Chile. - Pic from FIH
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia were crushed 13-0 by defending champions the Netherlands in a Group A match of the women's Junior World Cup (JWC) in Santiago, Chile yesterday.
U-21 USWNT Finish Top of Pool with Win Over Uruguay, Advance to 2025 JWC Quarterfinals
SANTIAGO, Chile – With a 3-1 win over No. 22 Uruguay, the No. 6 U.S. U-21 Women’s National Team claimed the top finish in Pool F and a spot in the 2025 FIH Hockey Women’s Junior World Cup Quarterfinals.
Cota Names Indoor USMNT Roster Headed to 2025 Nkosi Cup
CAPE TOWN, South Africa – U.S. Men’s National Indoor Team Head Coach Pat Cota has named the squad set to travel to Cape Town, South Africa for the 2025 Nkosi Cup from December 12 to 16.
England squads ready for season opener
England Hockey has announced the men’s and women’s squads set to travel to Dublin to open their FIH Hockey Pro League campaign for the 25/26 season.
England teams set for FIH Hockey Pro League openers
Zach Wallace will captain England men PIC: Worldsportpics
The opening forays of the new FIH Pro League season will play a crucial role for both England teams in the build-up to next year’s World Cup qualifiers.
2025 Test Matches DEN v IRL (M)
Lyngby Hallen
All times GMT +1
6 Dec 2025 13:30 DEN v IRL 5 - 4
6 Dec 2025 16:30 IRL v DEN 4 - 6
7 Dec 2025 09:30 DEN v IRL
7 Dec 2025 12:30 IRL v DEN
FIH Match Centre
2025 Test Matches LTU v IRL (W)
Vilnius Sports School
All times GMT +1
5 Dec 2025 21:00 LTU v IRL 2 - 2
6 Dec 2025 09:30 IRL v LTU 5 - 0
6 Dec 2025 21:20 LTU v IRL 3 - 2
7 Dec 2025 09:15 IRL v LTU 3 - 1
FIH Match Centre
Scottish Men`s Indoor National League Division 1 gets underway at DISC
As always it is difficult to make any sound predictions at the start of each indoor season – outdoor Premiership form is far from an indicator.
Celebrating the champions behind the scenes on International Volunteer Day 2025
Volunteers are the quiet heartbeat of hockey. They umpire, organise, coach, guide, uplift, and build communities. They are the first to arrive, the last to leave, and the reason the sport continues to grow in every corner of the world. On International Volunteer Day 2025, the International Hockey Federation (FIH) proudly recognises extraordinary individuals from across the world, whose efforts reflect the true spirit of dedication to the sport.
Olympic Gold Medallist Farooq Khan Passes Away
By Ijaz Chaudhry
1968 Olympics- Farooq Khan with gold medal
Farooq Khan, a member of Pakistan’s Gold Medal-winning team of the 1968 Olympics, breathed his last in Lahore on Friday.