India avanzó a su sexta final en el Asian Champions Trophy con una victoria por 4-1 sobre Corea del Sur. Harmanpreet Singh anotó dos goles en una magnífica actuación.
The Indian hockey team advances to their sixth final at the Asian Champions Trophy. The defending champions defeated South Korea 4-1 in the second semifinal at Hulunbuir, China. Uttam Singh and Jarmanpreet Singh each scored a goal, while Harmanpreet Singh netted a brace in the semifinal.
Uttam Singh opens the scoring
Uttam Singh scored the first goal in the final minute of the first quarter. Later, Harmanpreet Singh added to the tally with a penalty corner conversion in the sixth minute of the second quarter and then scored a field goal in the second minute of the third quarter. Harmanpreet Singh’s second field goal came in the final minutes of the third quarter. India played exceptionally well, scoring three field goals in the match.
Korea’s comeback attempt
Korea made a comeback in the third quarter with a goal from a penalty corner. Although Korea struggled in the first two quarters, they improved in the last two quarters, trying to attack and create chances in the circle. India’s strong defensive performance effectively limited South Korea’s scoring opportunities.
India Remains unbeaten at ACT 2024
India is the only unbeaten team in the tournament, having convincingly defeated China 3-0, Japan 5-1, Malaysia 8-1, Korea 3-1, and Pakistan 2-1.
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