Indien - Japan
4 : 4 (2:1) |
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what a match. Eight goals again. We saw 38 goals now in five matches here in Hamburg. India seemed to be the winner, but JAP came back with two late goals in the last five minutes of the match. So India is ranked on the fourth place at this tournament. JAP can climb on the second spot, if GER beats the Netherlands in the last match at 2 p.m. |
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4:4 |
48 seconds before the end JAP with a counter attack. Tsubouchi with the equalizer |
| 69' |
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good save Sreejesh |
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7th PC JAP |
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yellow card Gurbaj Singh for wasting time |
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and a chance for Dharamwir Singh from six metres |
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chance for captain Rajpal Singh with a shot from the right side of the circle |
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4:3 |
and like against NED the variation for the deflection on the right post also works. Nagasawa deflected the ball in the goal. |
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6th PC JAP |
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JAP seems to be shocked by these two quick goals for India. Again a good chance for Tushar Khandkher to score |
| 57' |
4:2 |
Indi a complete and with a great counter attack. Bharat Singh scores the next goal. |
| 55' |
3:2 |
what a flick from Sandeep Singh in the upper right corner |
| 54' |
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two, three chances for Gurbay Singh, but he cant beat keeper Takase. Now PC IND |
| 53' |
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strong run by Manddep Antil, but he can't control the shot on goal |
| 52' |
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good attack India over the left wing, but the pass is not close enough to the goal |
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2:2 |
and the third time in this tournament the variation to captain Tsubouchi on the left post is good for a goal. |
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PC JAP and Yellow card for Ravipal Singh |
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good chance Japan with a shot from the right |
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Green card Gurbaj Singh for rough play |
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great block from Sandeep |
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5th PC JAP |
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good chance IND, shot from the right side |
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match underway |
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teams are back on the pitch |
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a good Indian start with two perfect counter attacks. But in the last 20 minutes Japan had enough chances to draw the score. |
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now it is half time break |
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Sandeeps flat flick misses the goal on the left side |
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and the third in a row |
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and the 2nd PC IND |
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1st PC India |
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good save Sreejesh against Nagasawas flick |
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Green card IND for early running at the PC |
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next PC JAP - the 4th |
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Ono with a shot from the circle, but he didn't control it |
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2:1 |
perfect variation for the deflection on the right post. Sakamoto over the keeper in the net |
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bad execution, but PC 3 now |
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2nd PC JAP |
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save from Sreejesh against a flat flick |
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1st PC JAP |
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good chance for Ono, who misses a tip in infront of the goal |
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2:0 |
another beautyful goal for India, pass from the right side, Danish Mujtaba on the left post for the backhand deflection high in the net |
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good attack India, but stopped in the circle |
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JAP struggles to come in the Indian circle |
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1:0 |
fantastic backhand shot from Mahammad Amir Khan |
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Sreejesh with a first very important save against Sakamoto, who ran free onto the goal. |
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match has started |
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This also could be the final for the olympic qualification at the Asian Games, but Pakistan, Korea and China will also fight for this goal. |
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But it is also a prestigious match for India before the Asian Games in November. They surely want to win against one of the serious opponents in November in Guangzhou. |
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Japan has already chances to win the tournament, when they win against India with a high score and the Netherland beat Germany in the second match of the day. |
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Umpires of the match are van t'Heck (NED) and Bachmann (GER). |
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Welcome to the fifth match of the BDO Hamburg Masters between India and Japan. |
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