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Hockey World Cup: India go down 2-3 to Belgium

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 31 May, 2014 12:41 PM
    India conceded a last minute goal to lose 2-3 to Belgium in their opening match of the FIH Hockey World Cup at the Kyocera Stadium here Saturday.
     
    Trailing 0-1, India went ahead in a space of six minutes through Mandeep Singh (44th) and Akashdeep Singh (50th).
     
    But Belgium made it 2-2 through Simon Gougnard from a penalty corner in the 55th minute and stole the match from India in the 70th minute through a field goal from John Dohmen.
     
    Belgium had opened the scoring in the 34th minute through Florent van Aubel.

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