Hockey: Argentina lift Women's Hockey World Cup title to break Dutch dominance

Argentina secured the Women's Hockey World Cup title on Saturday. They defeated hosts Netherlands 3-1 in a tense shootout after a 1-1 draw. This victory marks Argentina's third World Cup title and their first since 2010. Earlier, Belgium claimed b...

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Argentina's Eugenia Trinchinetti celebrates after winning a shootout at the end of the World Cup Field Hockey final match in Amstelveen
AMSTERDAM: Argentina were ​crowned Women's ​Hockey World Cup winners ​on Saturday after defeating hosts and favourites the Netherlands 3-1 in a ‌shootout ⁠following ⁠a 1-1 draw in the ​final.

The Dutch were seeking a fourth successive ​World Cup title and took the lead through tournament ​top-scorer Yibbi Jansen ⁠on 30 ‌minutes, her eighth ​of ​the World Cup.

But Argentina ⁠levelled on 54 minutes via ​Maria Granatto to send the ​game to penalties.


It is Argentina's third World Cup title, and first since 2010, and some revenge ‌for losing in the final to the Dutch ​four years ​ago.

Earlier, ⁠Belgium claimed their first bronze medal since 1978 when they defeated Australia ​1-0 in the third-place playoff. Charlotte Englebert scored the only goal of the game.
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