Germany vs England Live Streaming Hockey World Cup 2010 Semi-Finals
Germany vs England Hockey World Cup 2010 Live Match 11th March 2010
Germany beat England 4-1 in World Cup semi-finals in Delhi
England vs Germany 2010 Mens Hockey World Cup Match
Date: 11 March 2010, 18:05 Venue: Dhyan Chand National Stadium
Watch Hockey World Cup 2010 Germany vs England Live Streaming Online here. First team from Pool A Germany will take on second team from Pool B England tomorrow, March 11, 2010. If the reigning champs Germany continue their good form they can beat England successfully tomorrow.
However, England will be quite happy to have come thus far in the tournament and it will be their first semi-final at world cup level after they have lost the World Cup finals to Australia in 1986.
Germany, has had ample experience of playing several semi finals and Markus Weise, the German coach believes that his team will win this upcoming one against England and even win the finals, to become the first nation to win world cup for 3 times, consecutively.
England cannot be written off and they have huge experience as well and players including Ashley Jackson, James Fair, Tindall and Barry Middleton, have been impressive and will not give an easy win to Germany. A cracker of a semifinal is in the waiting for sure when the two teams meet. Watch Germany vs England Hockey FIH World Cup Live stream online free March 11, 2010 below.
England vs Germany Live Score Hockey World Cup 2010
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Germany 4 – 1 England
Germany Goal Scorers: Montag 6′, Korn 11′, Häner 31′, Butt 60′
England Goal Scorers: Smith 19′
I find it somewhat surprising that, prior to this match being played, the airwaves were saturated with details of the match – focussing, of course, on what England were going to achieve.
Lo and behold, subsequent to a hammering at the hands of the Germans, there is a dearth of reports on TV and radio about the outcome of this match. If you wonder why so many nationalities, my own included (Scottish), are cynical about England’s prospects in any major sporting event, one need only focus on the arrogance of the English pundits pre-event.
I wholly support any British triumph in any field. I am proud to be British and, in this instance, had a genuine interest in England reaching the final. I sought, in vain, the result of this match after hearing the plethora of reports on the radio and tv previous to the event.
A bit more balanced reporting, before and after events, would help the cynics and, of course, those who support the British cause, such as me, in these events.
Here’s to a British triumph in the World Cup, The Open and Wimbledon.